Withdrawals

	Overall (N=5)
Participation has concluded in the study due to:
declined to participate	1 (20.0%)
moved out of area	0 (0%)
deceased	1 (20.0%)
withdrawn due to incarceration	0 (0%)
withdrawn due to previous enrollment	0 (0%)
withdrawn for other reason	3 (60.0%)

n=5 withdrawals from study
n=245 enrolled participants remaining after withdrawals
withdrawn participants are not included in summaries of baseline and follow-ups

Screen 1

	Overall (N=547)
Filled out online contact form?
No	229 (41.9%)
Yes	317 (58.0%)
Missing	1 (0.2%)
How did you hear about us?
Called from newspaper advertisement	2 (0.4%)
Called from social media advertisement	21 (3.8%)
Dating apps (Grindr, Jack'd, etc.)	132 (24.1%)
Dating apps, spoke to Niko (Grindr, Jack'd, etc.)	4 (0.7%)
Direct recruitment by staff in a NJ setting, not NJCRI	2 (0.4%)
Direct recruitment by staff in a NYC setting	13 (2.4%)
Don't Know/ Don't Remember	13 (2.4%)
NJCRI	16 (2.9%)
Other	23 (4.2%)
Peer recruitment	272 (49.7%)
Saw flyer	14 (2.6%)
Saw post in Craigslist	34 (6.2%)
Missing	1 (0.2%)
If called from social media advertisement, which social media platform?
Don't Know/ Don't Remember	2 (0.4%)
Facebook	16 (2.9%)
Instagram	2 (0.4%)
Reddit	1 (0.2%)
Missing	526 (96.2%)
Do you voluntarily agree to participate in this brief research interview?
Yes	546 (99.8%)
Missing	1 (0.2%)
Age at Screener 1
Mean (SD)	27.2 (5.34)
Median [Min, Max]	27.0 [17.0, 61.0]
Missing	1 (0.2%)
Do you live in the New York City or Newark metropolitan area?
No	3 (0.5%)
Yes	541 (98.9%)
Missing	3 (0.5%)
Are you able to conduct research study activities in English or Spanish?
Yes	544 (99.5%)
Missing	3 (0.5%)
What are your personal gender pronouns?
He/him	383 (70.0%)
Other	6 (1.1%)
Prefer not to Answer	5 (0.9%)
She/her	108 (19.7%)
They/them	41 (7.5%)
Missing	4 (0.7%)
What was your assigned sex at birth?
Female	25 (4.6%)
Intersex	5 (0.9%)
Male	510 (93.2%)
Prefer not to answer	3 (0.5%)
Missing	4 (0.7%)
If you are found eligible for the N4 Connect Study, are you willing to follow NYU's COVID guidelines?
No	3 (0.5%)
Yes	540 (98.7%)
Missing	4 (0.7%)
Have you been diagnosed as living with HIV?
No	7 (1.3%)
Yes	536 (98.0%)
Missing	4 (0.7%)
Screener 1 Completion
Complete	545 (99.6%)
Incomplete	2 (0.4%)
Screener 1 Eligibility
ELIGIBLE	384 (70.2%)
INELIGIBLE	163 (29.8%)

Gender Identity

	Overall (N=543)
Gender Identity
Gender Non-binary	45 (8.3%)
Genderfluid	5 (0.9%)
Genderqueer	9 (1.7%)
Man, male	367 (67.6%)
None of these describe me, other	3 (0.6%)
Prefer not to answer	5 (0.9%)
Questioning, or unsure of your gender identity	1 (0.2%)
Transfemale/ Transgender Woman	33 (6.1%)
Transgender	22 (4.1%)
Transman/ Transgender Man	4 (0.7%)
Woman, female	36 (6.6%)
More Than One Identity	13 (2.4%)

Sexual Orientation

	Overall (N=543)
Sexual Orientation
Bisexual	85 (15.7%)
Do not use labels to identify yourself	2 (0.4%)
Gay	325 (59.9%)
Have not figured out or are in the process of figuring out your sexuality	1 (0.2%)
Lesbian	5 (0.9%)
Other	6 (1.1%)
Pansexual	37 (6.8%)
Prefer not to answer	10 (1.8%)
Queer	5 (0.9%)
Straight or heterosexual	63 (11.6%)
Two-spirit	1 (0.2%)
More Than One Orientation	3 (0.6%)

Race/Ethnicity

	Overall (N=547)
Do you consider yourself Hispanic or Latino/a/x?
Don't Know	2 (0.4%)
No	274 (50.1%)
Yes	267 (48.8%)
Missing	4 (0.7%)
Black or African American
Checked	339 (62.0%)
Unchecked	208 (38.0%)
American Indian or Alaskan Native
Checked	29 (5.3%)
Unchecked	518 (94.7%)
Asian
Checked	5 (0.9%)
Unchecked	542 (99.1%)
White
Checked	57 (10.4%)
Unchecked	490 (89.6%)
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
Checked	1 (0.2%)
Unchecked	546 (99.8%)
Biracial or Multiracial
Checked	78 (14.3%)
Unchecked	469 (85.7%)
Other
Checked	98 (17.9%)
Unchecked	449 (82.1%)
Refuse to Answer
Checked	18 (3.3%)
Unchecked	529 (96.7%)

PHS Categories

	Ethnic Categories			Total
	Not Hispanic or Latino	Hispanic or Latino	Unknown/Not Reported Ethnicity	Total
PHS Race Category
American Indian/Alaska Native	2	11	0	13
Asian	2	1	0	3
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	0	0	0	0
Black or African American	240	56	2	298
White	5	37	0	42
More than One Race	23	68	0	91
Unknown or Not Reported	2	94	4	100
Total	274	267	6	547

PHS Category	Ethnicity	Assigned Sex at Birth	Frequency
Black or African American	Not Hispanic or Latino	Female	14
American Indian/Alaska Native	Hispanic or Latino	Female	1
Black or African American	Hispanic or Latino	Female	5
White	Hispanic or Latino	Female	1
More than One Race	Hispanic or Latino	Female	1
Unknown or Not Reported	Hispanic or Latino	Female	3
Black or African American	Not Hispanic or Latino	Intersex	4
More than One Race	Hispanic or Latino	Intersex	1
American Indian/Alaska Native	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	2
Asian	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	2
Black or African American	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	221
White	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	5
More than One Race	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	23
Unknown or Not Reported	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	2
American Indian/Alaska Native	Hispanic or Latino	Male	10
Black or African American	Hispanic or Latino	Male	51
White	Hispanic or Latino	Male	36
More than One Race	Hispanic or Latino	Male	66
Unknown or Not Reported	Hispanic or Latino	Male	90
Black or African American	Unknown/Not Reported Ethnicity	Male	2
Black or African American	Not Hispanic or Latino	Prefer not to answer	1
Asian	Hispanic or Latino	Prefer not to answer	1
Unknown or Not Reported	Hispanic or Latino	Prefer not to answer	1

Screen 2

	Overall (N=273)
Enter the documentation of HIV status provided
Full Medical Record with diagnosis and name	6 (2.2%)
HIV diagnosis letter on letterhead from testing site (NOT anonymous testing site)	1 (0.4%)
HIV Lab Results provided by participant	151 (55.3%)
HIV Lab testing conducted by the N4 Connect Study	26 (9.5%)
HIV meds or Prescription w/ participant's name	80 (29.3%)
M11Q Form	1 (0.4%)
Other	8 (2.9%)
Obtained copy/ photo of provided documentation?
No	10 (3.7%)
Yes	180 (65.9%)
Missing	83 (30.4%)
Are you willing to use your own phone or a phone provided by the project for text message interviews?
Yes, willing to use own phone	205 (75.1%)
Yes, willing to use project phone	68 (24.9%)
Is the participant preliminarily eligible?
Eligible	267 (97.8%)
Not eligible	5 (1.8%)
Missing	1 (0.4%)
Screener 2 Completion
Complete	266 (97.4%)
Incomplete	2 (0.7%)
Unverified	5 (1.8%)

Opt Out

	Overall (N=59)
Participation has concluded/opted-out of participation due to:
Declined to participate	15 (25.4%)
Moved out of the area	1 (1.7%)
Unable to contact/ no contact information available	22 (37.3%)
Withdrawn due to previous enrollment	1 (1.7%)
Withdrawn for other reason	20 (33.9%)

Enrollment

Total

Cumulative Enrolled	Cumulative Target	Current Deficit
250	264	14

By Viral Load

Viral Load	Cumulative Enrolled
Detectable	48
Undetectable (< 200 copies/mL)	202

Baseline Interview

Demographics (Baseline Sample)

Age, Sex at Birth, and Race/Ethnicity

	Overall (N=245)
Age at Screener 1
Mean (SD)	25.3 (2.34)
Median [Min, Max]	26.0 [19.0, 28.0]
What was your assigned sex at birth?
Female	9 (3.7%)
Intersex	1 (0.4%)
Male	234 (95.5%)
Prefer not to answer	1 (0.4%)
Do you consider yourself Hispanic or Latino/a/x?
Don't Know	2 (0.8%)
No	105 (42.9%)
Yes	138 (56.3%)
Black or African American
Checked	139 (56.7%)
Unchecked	106 (43.3%)
American Indian or Alaskan Native
Checked	12 (4.9%)
Unchecked	233 (95.1%)
Asian
Unchecked	245 (100%)
White
Checked	30 (12.2%)
Unchecked	215 (87.8%)
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
Unchecked	245 (100%)
Biracial or Multiracial
Checked	45 (18.4%)
Unchecked	200 (81.6%)
Other
Checked	49 (20.0%)
Unchecked	196 (80.0%)
Refuse to Answer
Checked	10 (4.1%)
Unchecked	235 (95.9%)

PHS Categories

	Ethnic Categories			Total
	Not Hispanic or Latino	Hispanic or Latino	Unknown/Not Reported Ethnicity	Total
PHS Race Category
American Indian/Alaska Native	0	5	0	5
Asian	0	0	0	0
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	0	0	0	0
Black or African American	91	23	2	116
White	0	24	0	24
More than One Race	14	40	0	54
Unknown or Not Reported	0	46	0	46
Total	105	138	2	245

PHS Category	Ethnicity	Assigned Sex at Birth	Frequency
Black or African American	Not Hispanic or Latino	Female	3
Black or African American	Hispanic or Latino	Female	4
White	Hispanic or Latino	Female	1
More than One Race	Hispanic or Latino	Female	1
Black or African American	Not Hispanic or Latino	Intersex	1
Black or African American	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	87
More than One Race	Not Hispanic or Latino	Male	14
American Indian/Alaska Native	Hispanic or Latino	Male	5
Black or African American	Hispanic or Latino	Male	19
White	Hispanic or Latino	Male	23
More than One Race	Hispanic or Latino	Male	39
Unknown or Not Reported	Hispanic or Latino	Male	45
Black or African American	Unknown/Not Reported Ethnicity	Male	2
Unknown or Not Reported	Hispanic or Latino	Prefer not to answer	1

Gender Identity

	Overall (N=245)
Gender Identity
Gender Non-binary	27 (11.0%)
Genderfluid	5 (2.0%)
Genderqueer	5 (2.0%)
Man, male	155 (63.3%)
None of these describe me, other	2 (0.8%)
Prefer not to answer	1 (0.4%)
Questioning, or unsure of your gender identity	1 (0.4%)
Transfemale/ Transgender Woman	16 (6.5%)
Transgender	9 (3.7%)
Transman/ Transgender Man	1 (0.4%)
Woman, female	15 (6.1%)
More Than One Identity	8 (3.3%)

Sexual Identity

	Overall (N=245)
Sexual Orientation
Bisexual	31 (12.7%)
Do not use labels to identify yourself	2 (0.8%)
Gay	151 (61.6%)
Have not figured out or are in the process of figuring out your sexuality	0 (0%)
Lesbian	1 (0.4%)
Other	3 (1.2%)
Pansexual	24 (9.8%)
Prefer not to answer	7 (2.9%)
Queer	5 (2.0%)
Straight or heterosexual	17 (6.9%)
Two-spirit	1 (0.4%)
More Than One Orientation	3 (1.2%)

Sexual or Gender Minority

	Gender Minority		Total
	No	Yes	Total
Sexual Orientation Minority
No	11 (4.5%)	6 (2.4%)	17 (6.9%)
Yes	152 (62%)	76 (31%)	228 (93%)
Total	163 (67%)	82 (33%)	245 (100%)

Other Demographics

	Overall (N=245)
Where were you born?
USA - mainland, Hawaii, Alaska	129 (52.7%)
Puerto Rico	2 (0.8%)
Other North America, including Mexico	6 (2.4%)
Central America	32 (13.1%)
Caribbean	28 (11.4%)
South America	44 (18.0%)
Europe, including Eastern Russia	2 (0.8%)
Asia, Australia	0 (0%)
Africa	1 (0.4%)
Other	1 (0.4%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Not Applicable	0 (0%)
What is your immigration status?
US citizen	138 (56.3%)
Permanent resident/ Green card	8 (3.3%)
Valid tourist visa/ Work visa or permit/ student visa	2 (0.8%)
Refugee status, asylum, temporary protected immigrant status	79 (32.2%)
Undocumented	17 (6.9%)
Other	0 (0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Not Applicable	0 (0%)
Where are you currently living or staying most of the time? (Read each)
Your own house or apartment	109 (44.5%)
Your own room in your parent(s) or another family members house or apartment	20 (8.2%)
A shared room or couch in your parent(s) or another family members house or at someone elses house or apartment	16 (6.5%)
In a shelter, single-room occupancy hotel or some other residential facility (halfway house, drug treatment)	93 (38.0%)
On the street (vacant lot, abandoned building, part, etc.)	0 (0%)
Some other place not intended for habitation (e.g. car)	3 (1.2%)
Other	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
What is the highest level of education that you have completed?
8th grade or less	9 (3.7%)
Middle school graduate (completed 8th grade)	4 (1.6%)
Some high school (9th to 12th grade)	28 (11.4%)
High school graduate or GED	98 (40.0%)
Some vocational/trade/technical school	13 (5.3%)
Some college or Associates degree	64 (26.1%)
Bachelors Degree	26 (10.6%)
Masters or other advanced degree	3 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Are you currently attending school or an academic program? Or if it's a summer or winter break, did you attend last semester?
No	199 (81.2%)
Yes	46 (18.8%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
What is your current employment status?(Read each)
Working full-time	32 (13.1%)
Working part-time (including seasonal/work-study, etc.)	53 (21.6%)
Not working, but actively looking for work	129 (52.7%)
Not working, not actively looking for work	18 (7.3%)
Working off the books (for example, recycling cans/bottles, selling drugs or sex, panhandling)	8 (3.3%)
Other	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Do you currently have health insurance or health care coverage?
No health insurance	19 (7.8%)
Yes, I have my own health insurance	208 (84.9%)
Yes, I am covered by my parent/ guardian	14 (5.7%)
Yes, I am covered by my husband/ wife/ spouse/ domestic partner	0 (0%)
Other	0 (0%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)

Physical and Mental Health

	Overall (N=245)
In general, would you say your physical health is:(Read each)
Poor	11 (4.5%)
Fair	43 (17.6%)
Good	87 (35.5%)
Very good	63 (25.7%)
Excellent	41 (16.7%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
In general, would you say your mental health is:(Read each)
Poor	22 (9.0%)
Fair	70 (28.6%)
Good	61 (24.9%)
Very good	50 (20.4%)
Excellent	42 (17.1%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)

Diagnosis

	Overall (N=245)
How old were you when you had your first HIV test? Please enter your age. If you are not sure, take your best guess.
Mean (SD)	18.7 (3.10)
Median [Min, Max]	18.0 [8.00, 28.0]
How old were you when you were first diagnosed with HIV? Please enter your age. If you are not sure, take your best guess.
Mean (SD)	21.3 (2.85)
Median [Min, Max]	21.0 [13.0, 28.0]
Under what circumstances were you first diagnosed with HIV?(Read each)
Tested as part of routine care	65 (26.5%)
Tested because a provider recommended it	15 (6.1%)
Tested because an organization reached out to you	15 (6.1%)
Saw an opportunity to be tested in the community	28 (11.4%)
Sought testing yourself because you were concerned about HIV	96 (39.2%)
Other	26 (10.6%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Where were you first told that you have an HIV diagnosis?
Outpatient clinic	111 (45.3%)
Hospital, as an inpatient	30 (12.2%)
Emergency room (ER) or emergency department (ED)	14 (5.7%)
Community-based program (community HIV testing program, mobile unit, etc.)	60 (24.5%)
Community event (PRIDE event, local health fair)	9 (3.7%)
Research study setting	2 (0.8%)
Syringe exchange services program	0 (0%)
Drug treatment program	1 (0.4%)
Jail/prison	1 (0.4%)
Donating blood/plasma	5 (2.0%)
During a pregnancy	2 (0.8%)
Other	8 (3.3%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Years Living with HIV at Baseline
Mean (SD)	3.97 (2.85)
Median [Min, Max]	4.00 [0, 14.0]

ART

Recent

	Overall (N=245)
Did you take at least one dose of any HIV medication in the past 4 weeks?
No	14 (5.7%)
Yes	220 (89.8%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	11 (4.5%)
Using this scale, which goes from 0 (No HIV medication) to 100 (every dose of HIV medication was taken as prescribed) how much [bl_artvas1] have you taken in the last 4 weeks?
Mean (SD)	86.0 (27.4)
Median [Min, Max]	100 [0, 100]
Missing	11 (4.5%)

History/Current Regimen

	Overall (N=245)
Since you were first diagnosed with HIV, did you ever take pills or other medicines to treat your HIV, called antiretroviral therapy (ART or ARV) medications, including HIV medication by injection?
No	4 (1.6%)
Yes	241 (98.4%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Have you ever received HIV medication by injection?
No	236 (96.3%)
Yes	4 (1.6%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to answer	0 (0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
How many months had passed between the time you were first diagnosed with HIV and the first time you took HIV medication?
Less than 1 month	148 (60.4%)
1-3 months after	43 (17.6%)
4-6 months after	17 (6.9%)
6-12 months after	11 (4.5%)
More than 12 months after diagnosis	19 (7.8%)
Do not Know	3 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
What is the longest amount of time you ever took HIV medication, in months? (Enter 0, if the longest time was less than 1 month)
Mean (SD)	22.3 (71.7)
Median [Min, Max]	12.0 [-997, 156]
Missing	4 (1.6%)
How many different times have you stopped taking HIV medication for at least two days, then started again?
Mean (SD)	7.46 (29.4)
Median [Min, Max]	1.00 [0, 400]
Missing	4 (1.6%)
Think about the last four weeks. Do you have a prescription for HIV medication?
No	12 (4.9%)
Yes, pill form HIV medication	230 (93.9%)
Yes, injectable HIV medication	3 (1.2%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)

HIV Care

	Overall (N=245)
In the past year, have you received any HIV care?
No	9 (3.7%)
Yes	236 (96.3%)
In what type of place did you receive most of your HIV care in the past year?(Read each)
Community-based clinic	136 (55.5%)
Emergency room	0 (0%)
Clinic located in a hospital	79 (32.2%)
Private doctors office	19 (7.8%)
Mobile van	0 (0%)
School/college clinic	1 (0.4%)
Other	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	9 (3.7%)
How long have you been receiving your HIV care in this particular place?
Less than 1 month	12 (4.9%)
1-3 months	44 (18.0%)
4-6 months	24 (9.8%)
6-11 months	38 (15.5%)
1-3 years	79 (32.2%)
More than 3 years	38 (15.5%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	9 (3.7%)
Is the health care setting mainly for adults, mainly for young people, or both?
Adult clinic	63 (25.7%)
Pediatric clinic (for people under 18)	2 (0.8%)
Both adults and pediatric	160 (65.3%)
Do not Know	10 (4.1%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	9 (3.7%)
Think about the past year. How many times did you see your HIV care medical provider? If you are not sure, take your best guess.
Mean (SD)	4.35 (4.70)
Median [Min, Max]	4.00 [0, 56.0]
In the past year, how many appointments with your HIV health care provider have you missed without cancelling in advance?
Never missed an appointment	115 (46.9%)
Once in the past year	41 (16.7%)
Twice in the past year	32 (13.1%)
Three times in the past year	21 (8.6%)
4 times in the past year	11 (4.5%)
5 or more times in the past year	21 (8.6%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Not Applicable	2 (0.8%)

Reasons for sometimes stopping or discontinuing ART

	Overall (N=161)
Doctor told you to stop.
No	154 (95.7%)
Yes	6 (3.7%)
Do not Know	1 (0.6%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
The medication(s) did not work.
No	154 (95.7%)
Yes	4 (2.5%)
Do not Know	3 (1.9%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
The medication(s) initially worked, but then stopped working.
No	152 (94.4%)
Yes	3 (1.9%)
Do not Know	6 (3.7%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You switched to other medication(s).
No	123 (76.4%)
Yes	38 (23.6%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You did not want side effects of the medication(s).
No	118 (73.3%)
Yes	41 (25.5%)
Do not Know	2 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You wanted to take a break from the medication(s).
No	108 (67.1%)
Yes	50 (31.1%)
Do not Know	3 (1.9%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You do not trust the medication(s).
No	142 (88.2%)
Yes	18 (11.2%)
Do not Know	1 (0.6%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Could not afford the medication(s).
No	142 (88.2%)
Yes	19 (11.8%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You were on too many medication(s).
No	138 (85.7%)
Yes	23 (14.3%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your partner or friends suggested you stop taking them.
No	159 (98.8%)
Yes	2 (1.2%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You changed doctors or clinics.
No	113 (70.2%)
Yes	48 (29.8%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You prefer alternative treatments.
No	144 (89.4%)
Yes	16 (9.9%)
Do not Know	1 (0.6%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You don't want anyone to find out that you are living with HIV.
No	124 (77.0%)
Yes	35 (21.7%)
Do not Know	2 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You decided to stop because your CD4 and viral load numbers had been good.
No	129 (80.1%)
Yes	30 (18.6%)
Do not Know	2 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You believe that you have been cured of HIV.
No	151 (93.8%)
Yes	6 (3.7%)
Do not Know	4 (2.5%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your substance use got in the way.
No	123 (76.4%)
Yes	37 (23.0%)
Do not Know	1 (0.6%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your mental health conditions got in the way.
No	100 (62.1%)
Yes	59 (36.6%)
Do not Know	2 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your housing situation got in the way.
No	94 (58.4%)
Yes	66 (41.0%)
Do not Know	1 (0.6%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your relationship with your romantic or sexual partner got in the way.
No	135 (83.9%)
Yes	24 (14.9%)
Do not Know	2 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
There have been other reasons for stopping or discontinuing HIV medication
No	95 (59.0%)
Yes	64 (39.8%)
Do not Know	2 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)

Reasons for never taking ART

	Overall (N=4)
You could not afford the medication(s).
No	2 (50.0%)
Yes	2 (50.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your doctor never offered them to you.
No	2 (50.0%)
Yes	2 (50.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your family/friends discouraged you from taking them.
No	4 (100%)
Yes	0 (0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You are not receiving medical care.
No	3 (75.0%)
Yes	1 (25.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You did not want the side effects.
No	4 (100%)
Yes	0 (0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You were concerned about toxicity.
No	3 (75.0%)
Yes	1 (25.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You don't think the medication(s) work.
No	4 (100%)
Yes	0 (0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You are worried about becoming resistant to the medication(s).
No	2 (50.0%)
Yes	2 (50.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You prefer alternative treatments.
No	1 (25.0%)
Yes	3 (75.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You don't want anyone to find your pills and figure out that you are living with HIV.
No	2 (50.0%)
Yes	2 (50.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
You are waiting until your CD4 or viral load numbers get worse to take the medication(s).
No	4 (100%)
Yes	0 (0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your substance use gets in the way.
No	3 (75.0%)
Yes	1 (25.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your mental health issues get in the way.
No	3 (75.0%)
Yes	1 (25.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Your housing situation gets in the way.
No	2 (50.0%)
Yes	2 (50.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
There are other reasons for never taking HIV medication(s).
No	3 (75.0%)
Yes	1 (25.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)

Motivation

	Overall (N=245)
On a scale of 1-10, how important is it to you today to start or restart taking HIV medication, where 1 is not important at all, and 10 is extremely important.
Mean (SD)	8.25 (2.86)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	229 (93.5%)
On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you that you could take HIV medication every day, as prescribed- if you started or restarted today, where 1 is not confident at all, and 10 is extremely confident?
Mean (SD)	8.44 (2.94)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	229 (93.5%)
On a scale of 1-10, how important is it to you today to significantly increase how often you take your HIV medication, where 1 is not important at all, and 10 is extremely important?
Mean (SD)	9.71 (0.756)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [8.00, 10.0]
Missing	238 (97.1%)
On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you that you could significantly increase how often you take your HIV medication, where 1 is not confident at all, and 10 is extremely confident?
Mean (SD)	8.14 (2.27)
Median [Min, Max]	9.00 [5.00, 10.0]
Missing	238 (97.1%)
On a scale of 1-10, how important is it to you today to keep taking HIV medication, where 1 is not important at all, and 10 is extremely important?
Mean (SD)	9.80 (0.721)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [5.00, 10.0]
Missing	32 (13.1%)
On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you that you could keep taking HIV medication, where 1 is not confident at all, and 10 is extremely confident?
Mean (SD)	9.61 (1.07)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [3.00, 10.0]
Missing	32 (13.1%)
On a scale of 1-10, how important is it to you today to achieve undetectable HIV viral load, where 1 is not important at all, and 10 is extremely important?
Mean (SD)	9.95 (0.320)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [8.00, 10.0]
Missing	206 (84.1%)
On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you that you could achieve undetectable HIV viral load, where 1 is not confident at all, and 10 is extremely confident?
Mean (SD)	9.67 (1.20)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [5.00, 10.0]
Missing	206 (84.1%)
On a scale of 1-10, how important is it to you today to maintain an undetectable HIV viral load, where 1 is not important at all, and 10 is extremely important?
Mean (SD)	9.93 (0.455)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [5.00, 10.0]
Missing	56 (22.9%)
On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you that you could maintain an undetectable HIV viral load, where 1 is not confident at all, and 10 is extremely confident?
Mean (SD)	9.71 (0.877)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [2.00, 10.0]
Missing	56 (22.9%)
On a scale of 1-10, how important is it to you today to attend your HIV medical care appointments, as recommended, where 1 is not important at all, and 10 is extremely important?
Mean (SD)	9.62 (1.29)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
On a scale of 1-10, how confident are you that you could attend your HIV medical care appointments, as recommended, where 1 is not at all confident and 10 is extremely confident?
Mean (SD)	9.37 (1.37)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [2.00, 10.0]

Life Outcome Expectancies

Hussen, S. A., Harper, G. W., Bauermeister, J. A., Hightow-Weidman, L. B., & Adolescent Medicine Trials Network for HIV/AIDS Interventions. (2015). Psychosocial influences on engagement in care among HIV-positive young black gay/bisexual and other men who have sex with men. AIDS patient care and STDs, 29(2), 77-85.

	Overall (N=245)
How likely is it that you will finish high school?
Not at all	9 (3.7%)
A little	4 (1.6%)
Somewhat	11 (4.5%)
Very	24 (9.8%)
Has already occurred	196 (80.0%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
How likely is it that you will finish college?
Not at all	27 (11.0%)
A little	22 (9.0%)
Somewhat	53 (21.6%)
Very	85 (34.7%)
Has already occurred	36 (14.7%)
Do not Know	21 (8.6%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
As an adult, how likely is it that you will be employed for long periods?
Not at all	5 (2.0%)
A little	9 (3.7%)
Somewhat	52 (21.2%)
Very	125 (51.0%)
Has already occurred	32 (13.1%)
Do not Know	22 (9.0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
As an adult, how likely is it that you will be on welfare/ public assistance for at least a year?
Not at all	39 (15.9%)
A little	44 (18.0%)
Somewhat	51 (20.8%)
Very	54 (22.0%)
Has already occurred	28 (11.4%)
Do not Know	29 (11.8%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
As an adult, how likely is it that you will have the career or job that you want?
Not at all	8 (3.3%)
A little	17 (6.9%)
Somewhat	56 (22.9%)
Very	131 (53.5%)
Has already occurred	19 (7.8%)
Do not Know	14 (5.7%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
How likely is it that you will have children?
Not at all	61 (24.9%)
A little	35 (14.3%)
Somewhat	47 (19.2%)
Very	58 (23.7%)
Has already occurred	20 (8.2%)
Do not Know	24 (9.8%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
How likely is it that you will have a long-term love relationship?
Not at all	17 (6.9%)
A little	23 (9.4%)
Somewhat	51 (20.8%)
Very	83 (33.9%)
Has already occurred	38 (15.5%)
Do not Know	33 (13.5%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
How likely is it that you will be comfortable financially?
Not at all	7 (2.9%)
A little	21 (8.6%)
Somewhat	74 (30.2%)
Very	119 (48.6%)
Has already occurred	6 (2.4%)
Do not Know	18 (7.3%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
How likely is it that you will have good family relationships?
Not at all	17 (6.9%)
A little	25 (10.2%)
Somewhat	55 (22.4%)
Very	109 (44.5%)
Has already occurred	26 (10.6%)
Do not Know	12 (4.9%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
How likely is it that you will live to age 70?
Not at all	12 (4.9%)
A little	20 (8.2%)
Somewhat	37 (15.1%)
Very	134 (54.7%)
Has already occurred	0 (0%)
Do not Know	42 (17.1%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
How likely is it that you will live to age 50?
Not at all	5 (2.0%)
A little	13 (5.3%)
Somewhat	24 (9.8%)
Very	166 (67.8%)
Has already occurred	0 (0%)
Do not Know	19 (7.8%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	18 (7.3%)
How likely is it that you will live to age 30?
Not at all	1 (0.4%)
A little	4 (1.6%)
Somewhat	12 (4.9%)
Very	200 (81.6%)
Has already occurred	0 (0%)
Do not Know	9 (3.7%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	19 (7.8%)

IPV

Goldenberg, T., Jadwin-Cakmak, L., & Harper, G. W. (2018). Intimate partner violence among transgender youth: Associations with intrapersonal and structural factors. Violence and gender, 5(1), 19-25.

	Overall (N=245)
Have you ever been slapped, punched, kicked, beaten up, or otherwise physically or sexually hurt by a partner, boyfriend/girlfriend, spouse, or some other intimate partner?
No	124 (50.6%)
Yes	117 (47.8%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
Have you ever slapped, punched, kicked, beaten up, or otherwise physically or sexually hurt a partner, boyfriend/girlfriend, spouse, or some other intimate partner?
No	156 (63.7%)
Yes	85 (34.7%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
In the past 6 months, have you ever been slapped, punched, kicked, beaten up, or otherwise physically or sexually hurt by a partner, boyfriend/girlfriend, spouse, or some other intimate partner?
No	89 (36.3%)
Yes	28 (11.4%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	128 (52.2%)
In the past 6 months, have you ever slapped, punched, kicked, beaten up, or otherwise physically or sexually hurt a partner, boyfriend/girlfriend, spouse, or some other intimate partner?
No	67 (27.3%)
Yes	18 (7.3%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	160 (65.3%)

Social Support

Sherbourne, C. D., & Stewart, A. L. (1991). The MOS social support survey. Social science & medicine, 32(6), 705-714.

	Overall (N=245)
If you needed it, how often is someone available to have a good time with?
None of the time	11 (4.5%)
A little of the time	52 (21.2%)
Some of the time	64 (26.1%)
Most of the time	74 (30.2%)
All of the time	37 (15.1%)
Do not Know	5 (2.0%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available to turn to for suggestions about how to deal with a personal problem?
None of the time	10 (4.1%)
A little of the time	50 (20.4%)
Some of the time	58 (23.7%)
Most of the time	70 (28.6%)
All of the time	52 (21.2%)
Do not Know	3 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available who understands your problems?
None of the time	22 (9.0%)
A little of the time	54 (22.0%)
Some of the time	61 (24.9%)
Most of the time	69 (28.2%)
All of the time	35 (14.3%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available to love and make you feel wanted?
None of the time	24 (9.8%)
A little of the time	43 (17.6%)
Some of the time	59 (24.1%)
Most of the time	50 (20.4%)
All of the time	56 (22.9%)
Do not Know	8 (3.3%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available to talk with about difficult medical decisions?
None of the time	25 (10.2%)
A little of the time	54 (22.0%)
Some of the time	52 (21.2%)
Most of the time	56 (22.9%)
All of the time	48 (19.6%)
Do not Know	8 (3.3%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available to talk about HIV medications?
None of the time	35 (14.3%)
A little of the time	52 (21.2%)
Some of the time	59 (24.1%)
Most of the time	37 (15.1%)
All of the time	57 (23.3%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available to talk about what it's like to live with HIV?
None of the time	42 (17.1%)
A little of the time	61 (24.9%)
Some of the time	46 (18.8%)
Most of the time	36 (14.7%)
All of the time	53 (21.6%)
Do not Know	6 (2.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available who will listen with an open mind about health concerns?
None of the time	20 (8.2%)
A little of the time	52 (21.2%)
Some of the time	57 (23.3%)
Most of the time	62 (25.3%)
All of the time	47 (19.2%)
Do not Know	6 (2.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
If you needed it, how often is someone available who has been in the same situation as you with respect to health issues?
None of the time	32 (13.1%)
A little of the time	57 (23.3%)
Some of the time	46 (18.8%)
Most of the time	47 (19.2%)
All of the time	51 (20.8%)
Do not Know	10 (4.1%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)

	Overall (N=245)
Social Support Total
Mean (SD)	55.3 (24.2)
Median [Min, Max]	53.6 [0, 100]
Missing	3 (1.2%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.9082 0.9085 0.9227 0.5245 9.929 0.008847 2.213 0.9669 0.5149

raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	ase	mean	sd	median_r
0.9082	0.9085	0.9227	0.5245	9.929	0.008847	2.213	0.9669	0.5149

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_mos1	0.9059	0.9061	0.9169	0.5469	9.655	0.009133	0.01362	0.5299
bl_mos2	0.9001	0.8996	0.9093	0.5284	8.962	0.009608	0.01668	0.5227
bl_mos3	0.8996	0.8993	0.9126	0.5275	8.932	0.009675	0.01779	0.51
bl_mos4	0.9031	0.903	0.9179	0.5379	9.311	0.00941	0.01767	0.5384
bl_mos5	0.8919	0.8925	0.9058	0.5093	8.302	0.01053	0.0168	0.4641
bl_mos6	0.8953	0.8965	0.9056	0.5199	8.663	0.0102	0.01191	0.5149
bl_mos7	0.898	0.8987	0.9092	0.5258	8.871	0.009926	0.01256	0.5149
bl_mos8	0.8882	0.8888	0.9041	0.4998	7.995	0.01089	0.01398	0.4634
bl_mos9	0.8978	0.8985	0.9136	0.5254	8.857	0.009979	0.01613	0.5149

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_mos1	238	0.6525	0.6684	0.6179	0.5644	2.311	1.116
bl_mos2	240	0.7318	0.7442	0.7135	0.6553	2.433	1.162
bl_mos3	241	0.735	0.7477	0.71	0.662	2.17	1.197
bl_mos4	232	0.7014	0.7053	0.6505	0.6148	2.306	1.301
bl_mos5	235	0.8247	0.8224	0.8054	0.7673	2.204	1.295
bl_mos6	240	0.7914	0.7789	0.766	0.7218	2.121	1.377
bl_mos7	238	0.7669	0.7546	0.7323	0.69	1.987	1.419
bl_mos8	238	0.8618	0.861	0.8539	0.8221	2.269	1.241
bl_mos9	233	0.762	0.7563	0.7194	0.6885	2.12	1.366

response.freq:

	0	1	2	3	4	miss
bl_mos1	0.04622	0.2185	0.2689	0.3109	0.1555	0.02857
bl_mos2	0.04167	0.2083	0.2417	0.2917	0.2167	0.02041
bl_mos3	0.09129	0.2241	0.2531	0.2863	0.1452	0.01633
bl_mos4	0.1034	0.1853	0.2543	0.2155	0.2414	0.05306
bl_mos5	0.1064	0.2298	0.2213	0.2383	0.2043	0.04082
bl_mos6	0.1458	0.2167	0.2458	0.1542	0.2375	0.02041
bl_mos7	0.1765	0.2563	0.1933	0.1513	0.2227	0.02857
bl_mos8	0.08403	0.2185	0.2395	0.2605	0.1975	0.02857
bl_mos9	0.1373	0.2446	0.1974	0.2017	0.2189	0.04898

Everyday Discrimination

Williams, D. R., Yu, Y., Jackson, J. S., & Anderson, N. B. (1997). Racial differences in physical and mental health: Socio-economic status, stress and discrimination. Journal of health psychology, 2(3), 335-351.

	Overall (N=245)
You are treated with less courtesy than other people are.
Never	75 (30.6%)
Less than once a year	29 (11.8%)
A few times a year	56 (22.9%)
A few times a month	36 (14.7%)
At least once a week	15 (6.1%)
Almost everyday	25 (10.2%)
Refuse to Answer	9 (3.7%)
You are treated with less respect than other people are.
Never	71 (29.0%)
Less than once a year	26 (10.6%)
A few times a year	63 (25.7%)
A few times a month	35 (14.3%)
At least once a week	15 (6.1%)
Almost everyday	29 (11.8%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
You receive poorer service than other people at restaurants or stores.
Never	93 (38.0%)
Less than once a year	53 (21.6%)
A few times a year	41 (16.7%)
A few times a month	25 (10.2%)
At least once a week	14 (5.7%)
Almost everyday	14 (5.7%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
People act as if they think you are not smart.
Never	66 (26.9%)
Less than once a year	42 (17.1%)
A few times a year	45 (18.4%)
A few times a month	33 (13.5%)
At least once a week	16 (6.5%)
Almost everyday	39 (15.9%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
People act as if they are afraid of you.
Never	108 (44.1%)
Less than once a year	29 (11.8%)
A few times a year	48 (19.6%)
A few times a month	20 (8.2%)
At least once a week	13 (5.3%)
Almost everyday	18 (7.3%)
Refuse to Answer	9 (3.7%)
People act as if they think you are dishonest.
Never	106 (43.3%)
Less than once a year	40 (16.3%)
A few times a year	41 (16.7%)
A few times a month	18 (7.3%)
At least once a week	10 (4.1%)
Almost everyday	24 (9.8%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
People act as if they're better than you are.
Never	46 (18.8%)
Less than once a year	32 (13.1%)
A few times a year	58 (23.7%)
A few times a month	31 (12.7%)
At least once a week	23 (9.4%)
Almost everyday	50 (20.4%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
You are called names or insulted.
Never	68 (27.8%)
Less than once a year	40 (16.3%)
A few times a year	60 (24.5%)
A few times a month	29 (11.8%)
At least once a week	12 (4.9%)
Almost everyday	33 (13.5%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
You are threatened or harassed.
Never	94 (38.4%)
Less than once a year	51 (20.8%)
A few times a year	51 (20.8%)
A few times a month	15 (6.1%)
At least once a week	9 (3.7%)
Almost everyday	21 (8.6%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)

	Overall (N=245)
Everyday Discrimination Total
Mean (SD)	24.7 (11.2)
Median [Min, Max]	22.0 [9.00, 54.0]
Missing	2 (0.8%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.9027 0.9026 0.9146 0.5074 9.269 0.009348 0.9157 0.4167 0.4781

raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	ase	mean	sd	median_r
0.9027	0.9026	0.9146	0.5074	9.269	0.009348	0.9157	0.4167	0.4781

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_discrim1	0.8883	0.888	0.8936	0.4977	7.928	0.01077	0.008174	0.4781
bl_discrim2	0.8833	0.8832	0.8878	0.4859	7.562	0.01128	0.006795	0.4712
bl_discrim3	0.891	0.8905	0.9017	0.5041	8.132	0.01055	0.0112	0.4677
bl_discrim4	0.888	0.8883	0.8995	0.4984	7.949	0.01089	0.01268	0.4578
bl_discrim5	0.8994	0.8994	0.9094	0.5277	8.937	0.009736	0.01195	0.5206
bl_discrim6	0.8951	0.895	0.9033	0.5158	8.521	0.01012	0.01328	0.4781
bl_discrim7	0.8934	0.8932	0.9064	0.5112	8.368	0.01034	0.01362	0.4781
bl_discrim8	0.889	0.8889	0.9	0.5001	8.003	0.01075	0.01344	0.4614
bl_discrim9	0.8982	0.8985	0.9085	0.5253	8.852	0.009912	0.01215	0.5206

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_discrim1	236	0.7932	0.7896	0.7852	0.7204	2.839	1.655
bl_discrim2	239	0.8376	0.8387	0.8452	0.7849	2.933	1.671
bl_discrim3	240	0.7591	0.7633	0.735	0.6887	2.4	1.511
bl_discrim4	241	0.7951	0.7869	0.7598	0.7222	3.033	1.772
bl_discrim5	236	0.6586	0.6654	0.6045	0.5678	2.386	1.606
bl_discrim6	239	0.7159	0.7148	0.6714	0.63	2.406	1.657
bl_discrim7	240	0.7403	0.7337	0.6859	0.6553	3.429	1.765
bl_discrim8	242	0.7849	0.7798	0.7485	0.7098	2.901	1.684
bl_discrim9	241	0.6716	0.6754	0.6175	0.5835	2.407	1.557

response.freq:

	1	2	3	4	5	6	miss
bl_discrim1	0.3178	0.1229	0.2373	0.1525	0.06356	0.1059	0.03673
bl_discrim2	0.2971	0.1088	0.2636	0.1464	0.06276	0.1213	0.02449
bl_discrim3	0.3875	0.2208	0.1708	0.1042	0.05833	0.05833	0.02041
bl_discrim4	0.2739	0.1743	0.1867	0.1369	0.06639	0.1618	0.01633
bl_discrim5	0.4576	0.1229	0.2034	0.08475	0.05508	0.07627	0.03673
bl_discrim6	0.4435	0.1674	0.1715	0.07531	0.04184	0.1004	0.02449
bl_discrim7	0.1917	0.1333	0.2417	0.1292	0.09583	0.2083	0.02041
bl_discrim8	0.281	0.1653	0.2479	0.1198	0.04959	0.1364	0.01224
bl_discrim9	0.39	0.2116	0.2116	0.06224	0.03734	0.08714	0.01633

HIV Stigma

Wright, K., Naar-King, S., Lam, P., Templin, T., & Frey, M. (2007). Stigma scale revised: reliability and validity of a brief measure of stigma for HIV+ youth. Journal of adolescent health, 40(1), 96-98.

	Overall (N=245)
I have been hurt by how people reacted to learning I have HIV.
Strongly Disagree	63 (25.7%)
Disagree	43 (17.6%)
Agree	78 (31.8%)
Strongly Agree	44 (18.0%)
Refuse to Answer	17 (6.9%)
I have stopped socializing with some people because of their reactions of my having HIV.
Strongly Disagree	63 (25.7%)
Disagree	62 (25.3%)
Agree	65 (26.5%)
Strongly Agree	48 (19.6%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
I have lost friends by telling them I have HIV.
Strongly Disagree	75 (30.6%)
Disagree	72 (29.4%)
Agree	56 (22.9%)
Strongly Agree	36 (14.7%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
I am very careful who I tell that I have HIV.
Strongly Disagree	13 (5.3%)
Disagree	10 (4.1%)
Agree	71 (29.0%)
Strongly Agree	148 (60.4%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
I worry that people who know I have HIV will tell others.
Strongly Disagree	41 (16.7%)
Disagree	33 (13.5%)
Agree	72 (29.4%)
Strongly Agree	92 (37.6%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
I feel that I am not as good a person as others because I have HIV.
Strongly Disagree	96 (39.2%)
Disagree	44 (18.0%)
Agree	58 (23.7%)
Strongly Agree	41 (16.7%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Having HIV makes me feel unclean.
Strongly Disagree	84 (34.3%)
Disagree	60 (24.5%)
Agree	64 (26.1%)
Strongly Agree	30 (12.2%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Having HIV makes me feel that I'm a bad person.
Strongly Disagree	106 (43.3%)
Disagree	76 (31.0%)
Agree	32 (13.1%)
Strongly Agree	27 (11.0%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
Most people think that a person with HIV is disgusting.
Strongly Disagree	27 (11.0%)
Disagree	34 (13.9%)
Agree	94 (38.4%)
Strongly Agree	83 (33.9%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Most people with HIV are rejected when others find out.
Strongly Disagree	14 (5.7%)
Disagree	25 (10.2%)
Agree	110 (44.9%)
Strongly Agree	87 (35.5%)
Refuse to Answer	9 (3.7%)

	Overall (N=245)
HIV Stigma Total
Mean (SD)	25.8 (6.56)
Median [Min, Max]	26.0 [10.0, 40.0]
Missing	1 (0.4%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.8364 0.8343 0.8679 0.3349 5.036 0.01554 2.584 0.6563 0.3226

raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	ase	mean	sd	median_r
0.8364	0.8343	0.8679	0.3349	5.036	0.01554	2.584	0.6563	0.3226

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_stigma1	0.8208	0.8186	0.8509	0.3339	4.512	0.01706	0.0226	0.3213
bl_stigma2	0.8132	0.8119	0.8368	0.3241	4.316	0.01778	0.02008	0.3201
bl_stigma3	0.8215	0.8204	0.85	0.3366	4.566	0.01705	0.02094	0.3251
bl_stigma4	0.8389	0.8392	0.8676	0.3671	5.22	0.01561	0.01903	0.3265
bl_stigma5	0.8209	0.8168	0.8519	0.3313	4.458	0.017	0.02697	0.3168
bl_stigma6	0.8157	0.814	0.8513	0.3272	4.376	0.01767	0.02354	0.296
bl_stigma7	0.8178	0.8159	0.8426	0.3299	4.431	0.01732	0.02006	0.3238
bl_stigma8	0.8198	0.8185	0.8465	0.3338	4.51	0.01719	0.01977	0.3238
bl_stigma9	0.8185	0.8145	0.8508	0.3278	4.39	0.01727	0.02696	0.305
bl_stigma10	0.8245	0.8211	0.8555	0.3377	4.589	0.01679	0.02592	0.3239

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_stigma1	228	0.6456	0.6393	0.6004	0.5345	2.452	1.092
bl_stigma2	238	0.7075	0.695	0.6847	0.6081	2.412	1.086
bl_stigma3	239	0.6445	0.6242	0.5887	0.5269	2.222	1.052
bl_stigma4	242	0.4252	0.451	0.3596	0.3077	3.463	0.8101
bl_stigma5	238	0.6586	0.6546	0.6004	0.5339	2.903	1.1
bl_stigma6	239	0.6965	0.6778	0.6348	0.5838	2.184	1.141
bl_stigma7	238	0.6683	0.6623	0.6413	0.5638	2.168	1.05
bl_stigma8	241	0.6473	0.6399	0.6121	0.5442	1.917	1.009
bl_stigma9	238	0.6586	0.674	0.6238	0.5596	2.979	0.9741
bl_stigma10	236	0.6015	0.6178	0.5569	0.5004	3.144	0.8331

response.freq:

	1	2	3	4	miss
bl_stigma1	0.2763	0.1886	0.3421	0.193	0.06939
bl_stigma2	0.2647	0.2605	0.2731	0.2017	0.02857
bl_stigma3	0.3138	0.3013	0.2343	0.1506	0.02449
bl_stigma4	0.05372	0.04132	0.2934	0.6116	0.01224
bl_stigma5	0.1723	0.1387	0.3025	0.3866	0.02857
bl_stigma6	0.4017	0.1841	0.2427	0.1715	0.02449
bl_stigma7	0.3529	0.2521	0.2689	0.1261	0.02857
bl_stigma8	0.4398	0.3154	0.1328	0.112	0.01633
bl_stigma9	0.1134	0.1429	0.395	0.3487	0.02857
bl_stigma10	0.05932	0.1059	0.4661	0.3686	0.03673

Client Engagement in HIV Care

Yatchmenoff, D. K. (2005). Measuring client engagement from the client’s perspective in nonvoluntary child protective services. Research on social work practice, 15(2), 84-96.

	Overall (N=245)
I am fully invested in making use of the services [bl_hivcare2] is providing me.
Strongly Disagree	15 (6.1%)
Moderately Disagree	6 (2.4%)
Neither	6 (2.4%)
Moderately Agree	48 (19.6%)
Strongly Agree	161 (65.7%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
It's really hard for me to work with staff from the [bl_hivcare2].
Strongly Disagree	128 (52.2%)
Moderately Disagree	28 (11.4%)
Neither	35 (14.3%)
Moderately Agree	23 (9.4%)
Strongly Agree	19 (7.8%)
Refuse to Answer	8 (3.3%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
I think the staff on the [bl_hivcare2] and I truly respect each other.
Strongly Disagree	12 (4.9%)
Moderately Disagree	5 (2.0%)
Neither	8 (3.3%)
Moderately Agree	44 (18.0%)
Strongly Agree	169 (69.0%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
I am not just going through the motions. I'm really involved in working with the staff on the [bl_hivcare2].
Strongly Disagree	21 (8.6%)
Moderately Disagree	12 (4.9%)
Neither	34 (13.9%)
Moderately Agree	61 (24.9%)
Strongly Agree	100 (40.8%)
Refuse to Answer	13 (5.3%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
The [bl_hivcare2] staff and I fully agree about what is best for me.
Strongly Disagree	9 (3.7%)
Moderately Disagree	14 (5.7%)
Neither	13 (5.3%)
Moderately Agree	54 (22.0%)
Strongly Agree	144 (58.8%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
What the [bl_hivcare2] staff want me to do is truly the same as what I want.
Strongly Disagree	13 (5.3%)
Moderately Disagree	11 (4.5%)
Neither	16 (6.5%)
Moderately Agree	54 (22.0%)
Strongly Agree	137 (55.9%)
Refuse to Answer	10 (4.1%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
The [bl_hivcare2] staff really don't understand where I'm coming from.
Strongly Disagree	111 (45.3%)
Moderately Disagree	37 (15.1%)
Neither	32 (13.1%)
Moderately Agree	24 (9.8%)
Strongly Agree	29 (11.8%)
Refuse to Answer	8 (3.3%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
The [bl_hivcare2] are truly helping me take care of some problems in my life.
Strongly Disagree	11 (4.5%)
Moderately Disagree	9 (3.7%)
Neither	23 (9.4%)
Moderately Agree	66 (26.9%)
Strongly Agree	125 (51.0%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)

HIV Care Satisfaction

	Overall (N=245)
Overall, you think that the services there are:
Poor	12 (4.9%)
Fair	20 (8.2%)
Good	60 (24.5%)
Very Good	56 (22.9%)
Excellent	90 (36.7%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
The information that you have received there has been:
Poor	9 (3.7%)
Fair	22 (9.0%)
Good	57 (23.3%)
Very Good	58 (23.7%)
Excellent	92 (37.6%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)

Trust in Provider

Anderson, L. A., & Dedrick, R. F. (1990). Development of the Trust in Physician scale: a measure to assess interpersonal trust in patient-physician relationships. Psychological reports, 67(3_suppl), 1091-1100.

	Overall (N=245)
I doubt that my health care provider really cares about me as a person.
Strongly Disagree	93 (38.0%)
Disagree	53 (21.6%)
Neutral	40 (16.3%)
Agree	17 (6.9%)
Strongly Agree	18 (7.3%)
Do not Know	16 (6.5%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Not Applicable	2 (0.8%)
My health care provider is usually considerate of my needs and puts them first.
Strongly Disagree	9 (3.7%)
Disagree	13 (5.3%)
Neutral	40 (16.3%)
Agree	65 (26.5%)
Strongly Agree	98 (40.0%)
Do not Know	12 (4.9%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
I trust my health care provider so much that I always try to follow his or her advice.
Strongly Disagree	9 (3.7%)
Disagree	12 (4.9%)
Neutral	38 (15.5%)
Agree	63 (25.7%)
Strongly Agree	107 (43.7%)
Do not Know	9 (3.7%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
If my health care provider tells me something is so, then it must be true.
Strongly Disagree	10 (4.1%)
Disagree	15 (6.1%)
Neutral	60 (24.5%)
Agree	83 (33.9%)
Strongly Agree	64 (26.1%)
Do not Know	6 (2.4%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
I sometimes distrust my health care provider's opinion and would like a second one.
Strongly Disagree	78 (31.8%)
Disagree	51 (20.8%)
Neutral	42 (17.1%)
Agree	40 (16.3%)
Strongly Agree	14 (5.7%)
Do not Know	10 (4.1%)
Refuse to Answer	9 (3.7%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
I trust my health care provider's judgement about my medical care.
Strongly Disagree	9 (3.7%)
Disagree	13 (5.3%)
Neutral	46 (18.8%)
Agree	77 (31.4%)
Strongly Agree	82 (33.5%)
Do not Know	6 (2.4%)
Refuse to Answer	11 (4.5%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
I feel my health care provider does not do everything he or she should for my medical care.
Strongly Disagree	79 (32.2%)
Disagree	65 (26.5%)
Neutral	32 (13.1%)
Agree	29 (11.8%)
Strongly Agree	20 (8.2%)
Do not Know	11 (4.5%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Not Applicable	2 (0.8%)
I trust my health care provider to put my medical needs above all other considerations when treating my medical problems.
Strongly Disagree	11 (4.5%)
Disagree	11 (4.5%)
Neutral	45 (18.4%)
Agree	81 (33.1%)
Strongly Agree	72 (29.4%)
Do not Know	12 (4.9%)
Refuse to Answer	12 (4.9%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
My health care provider is a real expert in taking care of medical problems like mine.
Strongly Disagree	7 (2.9%)
Disagree	6 (2.4%)
Neutral	35 (14.3%)
Agree	91 (37.1%)
Strongly Agree	85 (34.7%)
Do not Know	9 (3.7%)
Refuse to Answer	11 (4.5%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
I trust my health care provider to tell me if a mistake was made about my treatment.
Strongly Disagree	9 (3.7%)
Disagree	8 (3.3%)
Neutral	35 (14.3%)
Agree	94 (38.4%)
Strongly Agree	81 (33.1%)
Do not Know	9 (3.7%)
Refuse to Answer	8 (3.3%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)
I sometimes worry that my health care provider may not keep the information we discuss totally private.
Strongly Disagree	99 (40.4%)
Disagree	52 (21.2%)
Neutral	32 (13.1%)
Agree	22 (9.0%)
Strongly Agree	14 (5.7%)
Do not Know	15 (6.1%)
Refuse to Answer	10 (4.1%)
Not Applicable	1 (0.4%)

	Overall (N=245)
Trust in Provider Total (0-44)
Mean (SD)	31.5 (8.64)
Median [Min, Max]	32.5 [0, 44.0]
Missing	7 (2.9%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.8856 0.893 0.9082 0.4313 8.344 0.01105 2.867 0.785 0.3855

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_trust1	0.886	0.8935	0.9071	0.4561	8.387	0.0111	0.02666	0.4463
bl_trust2	0.8686	0.8769	0.8912	0.4159	7.121	0.01276	0.02461	0.3843
bl_trust3	0.8728	0.881	0.8956	0.4254	7.404	0.01237	0.02489	0.3775
bl_trust4	0.8707	0.8788	0.8942	0.4202	7.248	0.01256	0.02447	0.3775
bl_trust5	0.8789	0.8877	0.9004	0.4414	7.902	0.01177	0.0294	0.4156
bl_trust6	0.867	0.8748	0.8911	0.4113	6.986	0.0129	0.0223	0.3775
bl_trust7	0.8836	0.8917	0.9017	0.4516	8.236	0.01126	0.02662	0.4156
bl_trust8	0.8732	0.8811	0.8978	0.4257	7.412	0.01232	0.02526	0.3843
bl_trust9	0.8706	0.8773	0.8922	0.417	7.153	0.01255	0.02328	0.3775
bl_trust10	0.8699	0.877	0.8924	0.4163	7.131	0.01261	0.02278	0.3775
bl_trust11	0.8887	0.8964	0.9086	0.4638	8.651	0.01084	0.02362	0.4463

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_trust1	221	0.5771	0.5491	0.4796	0.4542	2.842	1.275
bl_trust2	225	0.7696	0.7858	0.7729	0.7145	3.022	1.1
bl_trust3	229	0.7124	0.7298	0.7046	0.6475	3.079	1.093
bl_trust4	232	0.745	0.7605	0.7413	0.6846	2.759	1.062
bl_trust5	225	0.6578	0.6359	0.5887	0.559	2.618	1.291
bl_trust6	227	0.8025	0.8131	0.8068	0.7444	2.925	1.072
bl_trust7	225	0.6161	0.5757	0.5248	0.4953	2.684	1.31
bl_trust8	220	0.6992	0.7284	0.6976	0.6422	2.873	1.082
bl_trust9	224	0.7745	0.7794	0.7671	0.7054	3.076	0.9605
bl_trust10	227	0.7649	0.7837	0.7725	0.7082	3.013	1.007
bl_trust11	219	0.5349	0.5037	0.4296	0.4099	2.913	1.255

response.freq:

	0	1	2	3	4	miss
bl_trust1	0.08145	0.07692	0.181	0.2398	0.4208	0.09796
bl_trust2	0.04	0.05778	0.1778	0.2889	0.4356	0.08163
bl_trust3	0.0393	0.0524	0.1659	0.2751	0.4672	0.06531
bl_trust4	0.0431	0.06466	0.2586	0.3578	0.2759	0.05306
bl_trust5	0.06222	0.1778	0.1867	0.2267	0.3467	0.08163
bl_trust6	0.03965	0.05727	0.2026	0.3392	0.3612	0.07347
bl_trust7	0.08889	0.1289	0.1422	0.2889	0.3511	0.08163
bl_trust8	0.05	0.05	0.2045	0.3682	0.3273	0.102
bl_trust9	0.03125	0.02679	0.1562	0.4062	0.3795	0.08571
bl_trust10	0.03965	0.03524	0.1542	0.4141	0.3568	0.07347
bl_trust11	0.06393	0.1005	0.1461	0.2374	0.4521	0.1061

ART Outcome Expectancies

Erlen, J. A., Cha, E. S., Kim, K. H., Caruthers, D., & Sereika, S. M. (2010). The HIV Medication Taking Self‐efficacy Scale: Psychometric evaluation. Journal of advanced nursing, 66(11), 2560-2572.

	Overall (N=245)
How confident are you that HIV medication will improve your health?
Mean (SD)	9.19 (1.81)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	21 (8.6%)
How confident are you that HIV medication will improve your quality of life?
Mean (SD)	9.08 (1.89)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	25 (10.2%)
How confident are you that HIV medication will allow you to live a long life?
Mean (SD)	9.12 (1.90)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	25 (10.2%)
How confident are you that HIV medication will enable you to lead a life that is normal or close to normal?
Mean (SD)	9.09 (1.93)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	22 (9.0%)
How confident are you that HIV medication will decrease your chances of developing HIV-related symptoms?
Mean (SD)	9.06 (1.95)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	26 (10.6%)
How confident are you that HIV medication will decrease your HIV viral load?
Mean (SD)	9.45 (1.59)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	28 (11.4%)
How confident are you that HIV medication will prevent you from needing to be hospitalized?
Mean (SD)	9.16 (1.95)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	31 (12.7%)

	Overall (N=245)
Overall ART Outcome Expectancy (1-10)
Mean (SD)	9.15 (1.63)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	18 (7.3%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.9401 0.9408 0.9408 0.6943 15.9 0.005834 9.155 1.626 0.6785

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_artoutcome1a	0.9306	0.9316	0.9292	0.6942	13.62	0.006858	0.004869	0.6748
bl_q2bl_artoutcome1b	0.9269	0.928	0.9253	0.6824	12.89	0.007221	0.004208	0.6681
bl_artoutcome1c	0.926	0.9273	0.9205	0.6801	12.75	0.007306	0.003121	0.6748
bl_artoutcome1d	0.9287	0.9299	0.9272	0.6885	13.26	0.007053	0.00509	0.6748
bl_artoutcome1e	0.9297	0.9306	0.9243	0.6908	13.4	0.006911	0.003792	0.6681
bl_artoutcome1f	0.9337	0.934	0.931	0.7023	14.16	0.006636	0.005796	0.7104
bl_artoutcome1g	0.9393	0.9396	0.9369	0.7217	15.56	0.005919	0.003007	0.7129

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_artoutcome1a	224	0.8552	0.8593	0.8317	0.805	9.188	1.807
bl_q2bl_artoutcome1b	220	0.9089	0.8888	0.8721	0.8446	9.077	1.892
bl_artoutcome1c	220	0.9063	0.8944	0.8866	0.8545	9.118	1.903
bl_artoutcome1d	223	0.8667	0.8735	0.8515	0.8247	9.09	1.927
bl_artoutcome1e	219	0.8768	0.8678	0.8511	0.8144	9.064	1.948
bl_artoutcome1f	217	0.849	0.8389	0.8024	0.778	9.447	1.586
bl_artoutcome1g	214	0.8027	0.7906	0.737	0.7113	9.164	1.949

ART Self-Efficacy

Erlen, J. A., Cha, E. S., Kim, K. H., Caruthers, D., & Sereika, S. M. (2010). The HIV Medication Taking Self‐efficacy Scale: Psychometric evaluation. Journal of advanced nursing, 66(11), 2560-2572.

	Overall (N=245)
How confident are you that you can take your HIV medication the same time each day?
Mean (SD)	8.14 (2.33)
Median [Min, Max]	9.00 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	3 (1.2%)
How confident are you that you can take the correct dose of your HIV medication each day?
Mean (SD)	9.32 (1.50)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	2 (0.8%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication at school?
Mean (SD)	8.94 (2.06)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	23 (9.4%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication at work?
Mean (SD)	8.96 (2.03)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	13 (5.3%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication on a weekday?
Mean (SD)	9.07 (1.84)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	6 (2.4%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication on a weekend?
Mean (SD)	8.95 (1.89)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	5 (2.0%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you are with friends?
Mean (SD)	8.28 (2.77)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	6 (2.4%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication at a social outing such as a party?
Mean (SD)	7.77 (3.12)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	4 (1.6%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you are not home?
Mean (SD)	8.15 (2.77)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	3 (1.2%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you feel well?
Mean (SD)	9.26 (1.70)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	4 (1.6%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you feel sick?
Mean (SD)	8.54 (2.45)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	7 (2.9%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you have side effects from your medications?
Mean (SD)	7.97 (2.67)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	16 (6.5%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you have been drinking alcohol or using substances?
Mean (SD)	7.60 (3.12)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	17 (6.9%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you feel unhappy or depressed?
Mean (SD)	8.39 (2.56)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	10 (4.1%)
How confident are you that you can follow the plan for taking your HIV medication when you feel happy?
Mean (SD)	9.35 (1.67)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	8 (3.3%)
Overall Self-Efficacy for ART (1-10)
Mean (SD)	8.57 (1.80)
Median [Min, Max]	9.23 [1.00, 10.0]
Missing	1 (0.4%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.948 0.9546 0.9653 0.5839 21.04 0.004664 8.567 1.804 0.5825

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_artadh1	0.9466	0.9539	0.9651	0.5963	20.68	0.00479	0.0105	0.593
bl_artadh2	0.9461	0.9523	0.9633	0.5876	19.95	0.004889	0.01065	0.5849
bl_artadh3	0.9428	0.9499	0.9608	0.575	18.94	0.005116	0.01025	0.5696
bl_artadh4	0.9422	0.9492	0.9604	0.5718	18.69	0.005181	0.009946	0.5696
bl_artadh5	0.9444	0.9509	0.9618	0.5807	19.39	0.004986	0.0107	0.5801
bl_artadh6	0.9429	0.9494	0.9607	0.5725	18.75	0.005112	0.01012	0.5768
bl_artadh7	0.9444	0.9522	0.9604	0.5874	19.93	0.004999	0.0104	0.5858
bl_artadh8	0.945	0.9521	0.9596	0.5866	19.87	0.004979	0.0104	0.5851
bl_artadh9	0.9413	0.9496	0.9608	0.5736	18.83	0.005344	0.01075	0.5696
bl_artadh10	0.9452	0.9517	0.9614	0.5849	19.72	0.004939	0.01091	0.5825
bl_artadh11	0.9436	0.9514	0.9625	0.583	19.57	0.005071	0.01173	0.5849
bl_artadh12	0.946	0.9534	0.9639	0.5935	20.44	0.004848	0.01098	0.5922
bl_artadh13	0.9485	0.9544	0.9645	0.5993	20.94	0.004614	0.009776	0.5927
bl_artadh14	0.9431	0.9509	0.9626	0.5802	19.35	0.005115	0.01183	0.5696
bl_artadh15	0.9454	0.9518	0.9614	0.5853	19.76	0.00492	0.01073	0.5825

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_artadh1	242	0.6968	0.6854	0.6507	0.6295	8.145	2.331
bl_artadh2	243	0.7284	0.7527	0.7325	0.6935	9.321	1.501
bl_artadh3	222	0.8313	0.8505	0.8459	0.8107	8.937	2.057
bl_artadh4	232	0.8689	0.8757	0.8741	0.8446	8.957	2.034
bl_artadh5	239	0.7783	0.8067	0.7958	0.7535	9.071	1.835
bl_artadh6	240	0.863	0.8697	0.8661	0.8282	8.95	1.885
bl_artadh7	239	0.7773	0.7547	0.7488	0.7337	8.28	2.773
bl_artadh8	241	0.7888	0.7604	0.7569	0.7397	7.772	3.117
bl_artadh9	242	0.8692	0.8617	0.8574	0.8472	8.153	2.766
bl_artadh10	241	0.7592	0.7741	0.7622	0.7209	9.257	1.696
bl_artadh11	238	0.8014	0.7888	0.7713	0.7581	8.542	2.449
bl_artadh12	229	0.724	0.7074	0.6802	0.6702	7.969	2.666
bl_artadh13	228	0.6788	0.6622	0.6313	0.623	7.601	3.124
bl_artadh14	235	0.8116	0.8103	0.7933	0.7766	8.391	2.564
bl_artadh15	237	0.7516	0.7704	0.7587	0.7127	9.35	1.672

ACES

Finkelhor, D., Shattuck, A., Turner, H., & Hamby, S. (2015). A revised inventory of adverse childhood experiences. Child abuse & neglect, 48, 13-21.

	Overall (N=245)
Did a parent or other adult in the household often or very often swear at you, insult you, put you down, or humiliate you?
No	84 (34.3%)
Yes	158 (64.5%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Did a parent or other adult in the household often or very often act in a way that made you afraid that you might be physically hurt?
No	104 (42.4%)
Yes	137 (55.9%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
Did a parent or other adult in the household often or very often push, grab, slap, or throw something at you?
No	116 (47.3%)
Yes	122 (49.8%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Did a parent or other adult in the household often or very often ever hit you so hard that you had marks or were injured?
No	122 (49.8%)
Yes	119 (48.6%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
Did an adult or person at least 5 years older than you ever touch or fondle you or have you touch their body in a sexual way?
No	124 (50.6%)
Yes	114 (46.5%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Did an adult or person at least 5 years or older than you ever attempt, or actually have oral, anal, or vaginal intercourse with you?
No	125 (51.0%)
Yes	114 (46.5%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Did you often or very often feel that no one in your family loved you or thought you were important or special?
No	97 (39.6%)
Yes	143 (58.4%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Did you often or very often feel that your family didn't look out for each other, feel close to each other, or support each other?
No	90 (36.7%)
Yes	150 (61.2%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Did you often or very often feel that you didn't have enough to eat, had to wear dirty clothes, and had no one to protect you?
No	163 (66.5%)
Yes	79 (32.2%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Did you often or very often feel that your parents were too drunk or high to take care of you or take you to the doctor if you needed it?
No	198 (80.8%)
Yes	44 (18.0%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Was a biological parent ever lost to you through divorce, abandonment, or other reason?
No	114 (46.5%)
Yes	130 (53.1%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Was your mother or stepmother often or very often pushed, grabbed, slapped or had something thrown at her?
No	173 (70.6%)
Yes	69 (28.2%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Was your mother or stepmother sometimes, often or very often kicked, bitten, hit with a fist, or hit with something hard?
No	182 (74.3%)
Yes	60 (24.5%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Was your mother or stepmother ever repeatedly hit over at least a few minutes or threatened with a gun or a knife?
No	197 (80.4%)
Yes	45 (18.4%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Did you live with anyone who was a problem drinker or alcoholic, or who used street drugs?
No	128 (52.2%)
Yes	116 (47.3%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Was a household member depressed or mentally ill, or did a household member attempt suicide?
No	157 (64.1%)
Yes	85 (34.7%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Did a household member go to prison?
No	164 (66.9%)
Yes	80 (32.7%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Did other kids, including brothers or sisters, often or very often hit you, threaten you, pick on you or insult you?
No	146 (59.6%)
Yes	97 (39.6%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
Did you often or very often feel lonely, rejected or that nobody liked you?
No	74 (30.2%)
Yes	168 (68.6%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Did you live for 2 or more years in a neighborhood that was dangerous, or where you saw people being assaulted?
No	84 (34.3%)
Yes	159 (64.9%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
Was there a period of 2 or more years when your family was very poor or on public assistance?
No	116 (47.3%)
Yes	127 (51.8%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
Number of Yes Responses to ACES Items (0-21)
Mean (SD)	9.45 (5.38)
Median [Min, Max]	10.0 [0, 21.0]

Social Network Members

n=16 enrolled participants without responses to social network items at baseline
n=5 withdrawn participants excluded

Participant Summaries

	Overall (N=229)
Number of people listed
1	14 (6.1%)
2	24 (10.5%)
3	35 (15.3%)
4	28 (12.2%)
5	128 (55.9%)
Any Network Members Diagnosed with HIV
Yes	112 (48.9%)
No	117 (51.1%)
Any Network Members with Criminal Justice System Involvement
Yes	83 (36.2%)
No	146 (63.8%)
Any Network Members with Illicit/Unprescribed Drug Use
Yes	143 (62.4%)
No	86 (37.6%)
Any Network Members in School
Yes	113 (49.3%)
No	116 (50.7%)
Any Network Members Working a Job on the Books
Yes	189 (82.5%)
No	40 (17.5%)
Any Network Members Who Are Romantic or Sex Partner
Yes	70 (30.6%)
No	159 (69.4%)

Network Member Summaries

	Overall (N=919)
How old?
Mean (SD)	32.6 (12.8)
Median [Min, Max]	28.0 [2.00, 92.0]
Man, male (cis-gender)
Checked	379 (41.2%)
Unchecked	540 (58.8%)
Woman, female (cis-gender)
Checked	432 (47.0%)
Unchecked	487 (53.0%)
Non-cis-gender
Checked	101 (11.0%)
Unchecked	818 (89.0%)
Latino or Hispanic?
Yes	458 (49.8%)
No	455 (49.5%)
Refuse to answer	0 (0%)
Don't Know	6 (0.7%)
Black or African American
Checked	498 (54.2%)
Unchecked	421 (45.8%)
American Indian or Alaskan Native
Checked	22 (2.4%)
Unchecked	897 (97.6%)
Asian
Checked	8 (0.9%)
Unchecked	911 (99.1%)
White
Checked	162 (17.6%)
Unchecked	757 (82.4%)
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
Checked	3 (0.3%)
Unchecked	916 (99.7%)
Relationship to you?
Friend	464 (50.5%)
Family member (i.e., chosen family, family by blood or by marriage)	351 (38.2%)
Romantic partner (i.e., spouse, current or ex-romantic partner)	60 (6.5%)
Other (i.e., co-worker, neighbor, housemate, minister, teacher, doctor, or counselor).	30 (3.3%)
Sexual partner (non-romantic sex partner)	14 (1.5%)
Sexual orientation?
Straight or heterosexual	443 (48.2%)
Gay	296 (32.2%)
Bisexual	97 (10.6%)
Don't Know	37 (4.0%)
Lesbian	27 (2.9%)
Other	19 (2.1%)
HIV status
Not diagnosed with HIV	642 (69.9%)
Diagnosed with HIV	176 (19.2%)
Don't Know	100 (10.9%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.1%)
Takes HIV medications most of the time?
Yes	158 (17.2%)
No	6 (0.7%)
Refuse to answer	0 (0%)
Don't Know	12 (1.3%)
Missing	743 (80.8%)
Currently attending school or a training program?
Yes	178 (19.4%)
No	714 (77.7%)
Refuse to answer	0 (0%)
Don't Know	27 (2.9%)
Currently working at a job that is on-the-books?
Yes	507 (55.2%)
No	376 (40.9%)
Refuse to answer	0 (0%)
Don't Know	36 (3.9%)
Years known (<1 = 0)?
Mean (SD)	11.6 (9.73)
Median [Min, Max]	8.00 [0, 28.0]
How often seen?
Daily	239 (26.0%)
Weekly	203 (22.1%)
Monthly	124 (13.5%)
Occasionally	308 (33.5%)
Refuse to answer	26 (2.8%)
Don't Know	19 (2.1%)

STI

Lifetime

	Overall (N=245)
Chlamydia
No	127 (51.8%)
Yes	110 (44.9%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Genital warts, anal warts, human papillomavirus (HPV)
No	194 (79.2%)
Yes	40 (16.3%)
Do not Know	5 (2.0%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Gonorrhea
No	118 (48.2%)
Yes	119 (48.6%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
Hepatitis B virus (HBV)
No	219 (89.4%)
Yes	13 (5.3%)
Do not Know	7 (2.9%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Hepatitis C virus (HCV)
No	222 (90.6%)
Yes	10 (4.1%)
Do not Know	8 (3.3%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Herpes, HSV1 or HSV2
No	212 (86.5%)
Yes	27 (11.0%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Syphilis
No	98 (40.0%)
Yes	136 (55.5%)
Do not Know	7 (2.9%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
Urethritis
No	227 (92.7%)
Yes	8 (3.3%)
Do not Know	5 (2.0%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Other
No	226 (92.2%)
Yes	4 (1.6%)
Do not Know	6 (2.4%)
Refuse to Answer	9 (3.7%)

Past Year

	Overall (N=245)
1. Chlamydia
No	185 (75.5%)
Yes	49 (20.0%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	8 (3.3%)
2. Genital warts, anal warts, human papillomavirus (HPV)
No	216 (88.2%)
Yes	15 (6.1%)
Do not Know	3 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	11 (4.5%)
3. Gonorrhea
No	172 (70.2%)
Yes	60 (24.5%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	8 (3.3%)
4. Hepatitis B virus (HBV)
No	224 (91.4%)
Yes	6 (2.4%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	13 (5.3%)
5. Hepatitis C virus (HCV)
No	224 (91.4%)
Yes	7 (2.9%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	13 (5.3%)
6. Herpes, HSV1 or HSV2
No	228 (93.1%)
Yes	9 (3.7%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	6 (2.4%)
7. Syphilis
No	152 (62.0%)
Yes	75 (30.6%)
Do not Know	6 (2.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	11 (4.5%)
8. Urethritis
No	231 (94.3%)
Yes	3 (1.2%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	10 (4.1%)
[bl_sti1_oth]
No	226 (92.2%)
Yes	4 (1.6%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	15 (6.1%)

WHO Assist

WHO ASSIST Working Group (2002). The Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST): development, reliability and feasibility. Addiction, 97 (9): 1183-1194.
Humeniuk RE, Ali RA, Babor TF, Farrell M, Formigoni ML, Jittiwutikarn J, Boerngen de Larcerda R, Ling W, Marsden J, Monteiro M, Nhiwhatiwa S, Pal H, Poznyak V & Simon S (2008). Validation of the Alcohol Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST). Addiction 103(6): 1039-1047.
Humeniuk RE, Henry-Edwards S, Ali RL, Poznyak V and Monteiro M (2010). The Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST): manual for use in primary care. Geneva, World Health Organization.

Lifetime Use

	Overall (N=245)
Tobacco products (cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, etc.)
No	109 (44.5%)
Yes	134 (54.7%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, spirits, etc.)
No	47 (19.2%)
Yes	195 (79.6%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Cannabis (marijuana, pot, grass, hash, etc.)
No	71 (29.0%)
Yes	170 (69.4%)
Do not Know	3 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Cocaine (coke, crack, etc.)
No	176 (71.8%)
Yes	64 (26.1%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Prescription stimulants (Ritalin, Concerta, Dexedrine, Adderall, diet pills, etc.)
No	201 (82.0%)
Yes	41 (16.7%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Methamphetamine (speed, crystal meth, ice, etc.)
No	183 (74.7%)
Yes	60 (24.5%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Inhalants (poppers, nitrous, glue, gas, paint thinner, etc.)
No	144 (58.8%)
Yes	94 (38.4%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Sedatives or sleeping pills (Valium, Ativan, Xanax, Klonopin, Librium, Rohypnol, GHB, etc.)
No	196 (80.0%)
Yes	46 (18.8%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Hallucinogens (Ecstasy, LSD, acid, mushrooms, PCP, Special K, etc.)
No	171 (69.8%)
Yes	71 (29.0%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Prescription Opioids (morphine, codeine, fentanyl, oxycodone [OxyContin, Percocet], hydrocodone [Vicodin], methadone, buprenorphine [Suboxone], etc.)
No	211 (86.1%)
Yes	29 (11.8%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Street opioids (heroin, opium, etc.)
No	240 (98.0%)
Yes	2 (0.8%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Have you used any other drug or substance over your lifetime?
No	231 (94.3%)
Yes	7 (2.9%)
Do not Know	3 (1.2%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)

Frequency of Use in the Past Three Months

	Use_P3M
	Never: not used in the last 3 months	Once or Twice: 1 to 2 times in the past 3 months	Monthly: Average of 1 to 3 times per month over the last 3 months	Weekly: 1 to 4 times per week	Daily or almost daily: 5 to 7 days per week	Unknown
Substance
Alcohol	73 (29%)	75 (30%)	61 (24%)	30 (12%)	10 (4.0%)	1 (0.4%)
Cannabis	90 (36%)	36 (14%)	18 (7.2%)	25 (10%)	80 (32%)	1 (0.4%)
Cocaine	222 (89%)	16 (6.4%)	10 (4.0%)	1 (0.4%)	0 (0%)	1 (0.4%)
Hallucinogens	224 (90%)	16 (6.4%)	9 (3.6%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)	1 (0.4%)
Inhalants	172 (69%)	32 (13%)	22 (8.8%)	20 (8.0%)	3 (1.2%)	1 (0.4%)
Methamphetamine	208 (83%)	17 (6.8%)	6 (2.4%)	9 (3.6%)	9 (3.6%)	1 (0.4%)
Other Drugs	247 (99%)	2 (0.8%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)	1 (0.4%)
Prescription Opioids	241 (96%)	6 (2.4%)	1 (0.4%)	1 (0.4%)	0 (0%)	1 (0.4%)
Prescription Stimulants	235 (94%)	6 (2.4%)	4 (1.6%)	1 (0.4%)	3 (1.2%)	1 (0.4%)
Sedatives	224 (90%)	12 (4.8%)	7 (2.8%)	3 (1.2%)	3 (1.2%)	1 (0.4%)
Street Opioids	249 (100%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)	1 (0.4%)
Tobacco	139 (56%)	28 (11%)	8 (3.2%)	26 (10%)	48 (19%)	1 (0.4%)

Risk Categories

	Overall (N=250)
Tobacco products (cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, etc.)
Lower Risk	143 (57.2%)
Moderate Risk	96 (38.4%)
High Risk	11 (4.4%)
Alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, spirits, etc.)
Lower Risk	158 (63.2%)
Moderate Risk	84 (33.6%)
High Risk	8 (3.2%)
Marijuana (cannabis, pot, grass, hash, etc.)
Lower Risk	95 (38.0%)
Moderate Risk	132 (52.8%)
High Risk	23 (9.2%)
Cocaine (coke, crack, etc.)
Lower Risk	228 (91.2%)
Moderate Risk	19 (7.6%)
High Risk	3 (1.2%)
Prescription stimulants (Ritalin, Concerta, Dexedrine, Adderall, diet pills, etc.)
Lower Risk	239 (95.6%)
Moderate Risk	10 (4.0%)
High Risk	1 (0.4%)
Methamphetamine (speed, crystal meth, ice, etc.)
Lower Risk	211 (84.4%)
Moderate Risk	24 (9.6%)
High Risk	15 (6.0%)
Inhalants (poppers, nitrous, glue, gas, paint thinner, etc.)
Lower Risk	185 (74.0%)
Moderate Risk	62 (24.8%)
High Risk	3 (1.2%)
Sedatives or Sleeping Pills (Valium, Ativan, Xanax, Klonopin, Librium, Rophynol, GHB, etc.)
Lower Risk	232 (92.8%)
Moderate Risk	16 (6.4%)
High Risk	2 (0.8%)
Hallucinogens (Ecstasy, LSD, acid, mushrooms, PCP, Special K, etc.)
Lower Risk	232 (92.8%)
Moderate Risk	18 (7.2%)
High Risk	0 (0%)
Prescription opioids (morphine, codeine, fentanyl, oxycodone [Oxycontin, Percocet], hydrocodone [Vicodin], methadone, buprenorphine [Suboxone], etc.)
Lower Risk	246 (98.4%)
Moderate Risk	2 (0.8%)
High Risk	2 (0.8%)
Street opioids (heroin, opium, etc.)
Lower Risk	250 (100%)
Moderate Risk	0 (0%)
High Risk	0 (0%)
Other Drugs
Lower Risk	249 (99.6%)
Moderate Risk	1 (0.4%)
High Risk	0 (0%)

Risk Scores

	Overall (N=250)
Tobacco products (cigarettes, chewing tobacco, cigars, etc.)
Mean (SD)	7.33 (9.45)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 31.0]
Alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, spirits, etc.)
Mean (SD)	8.47 (8.52)
Median [Min, Max]	7.00 [0, 35.0]
Marijuana (cannabis, pot, grass, hash, etc.)
Mean (SD)	10.7 (10.6)
Median [Min, Max]	9.00 [0, 39.0]
Cocaine (coke, crack, etc.)
Mean (SD)	1.31 (4.77)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 31.0]
Prescription stimulants (Ritalin, Concerta, Dexedrine, Adderall, diet pills, etc.)
Mean (SD)	0.628 (3.17)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 29.0]
Methamphetamine (speed, crystal meth, ice, etc.)
Mean (SD)	3.42 (8.68)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 39.0]
Inhalants (poppers, nitrous, glue, gas, paint thinner, etc.)
Mean (SD)	3.58 (6.96)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 37.0]
Sedatives or Sleeping Pills (Valium, Ativan, Xanax, Klonopin, Librium, Rophynol, GHB, etc.)
Mean (SD)	1.01 (4.01)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 33.0]
Hallucinogens (Ecstasy, LSD, acid, mushrooms, PCP, Special K, etc.)
Mean (SD)	0.800 (2.90)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 23.0]
Prescription opioids (morphine, codeine, fentanyl, oxycodone [Oxycontin, Percocet], hydrocodone [Vicodin], methadone, buprenorphine [Suboxone], etc.)
Mean (SD)	0.324 (2.62)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 28.0]
Street opioids (heroin, opium, etc.)
Mean (SD)	0 (0)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 0]
Other Drugs
Mean (SD)	0.0280 (0.340)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 5.00]

PrEP

	Overall (N=245)
Before today, have you ever heard of people regularly taking anti-HIV medicines BEFORE a sexual or drug use exposure, to reduce the risk of getting HIV?
No	44 (18.0%)
Yes	185 (75.5%)
Do not Know	14 (5.7%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
Before your HIV diagnosis, did you ever take PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) BEFORE a sexual or drug use exposure, to reduce the risk of getting HIV?
No	201 (82.0%)
Yes	38 (15.5%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)

Substance Use and Mental Health Treatment

Substance Use

Lifetime

	Overall (N=245)
detoxification or "detox" for alcohol and/or drugs?
No	211 (86.1%)
Yes	31 (12.7%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
residential (inpatient) alcohol and/or drug treatment?
No	225 (91.8%)
Yes	18 (7.3%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
outpatient alcohol and/or drug treatment, such as meeting with a counselor in a clinic?
No	221 (90.2%)
Yes	20 (8.2%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
12 step or self-help meetings like AA or NA?
No	213 (86.9%)
Yes	28 (11.4%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
a methadone maintenance treatment program?
No	237 (96.7%)
Yes	2 (0.8%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
Buprenorphine ("bupe") or Suboxone as prescribed by a health-care provider?
No	237 (96.7%)
Yes	4 (1.6%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
Narcan or Naltrexone as prescribed by a health-care provider?
No	234 (95.5%)
Yes	7 (2.9%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
syringe exchange services?
No	234 (95.5%)
Yes	8 (3.3%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
other harm reduction services for people who use alcohol or drugs?
No	239 (97.6%)
Yes	1 (0.4%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
Some other treatment for alcohol and/or drug issues or problems?
No	240 (98.0%)
Yes	2 (0.8%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)

Past Six Months

	Overall (N=245)
detoxification or "detox" for alcohol and/or drugs?
No	226 (92.2%)
Yes	16 (6.5%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	3 (1.2%)
residential (inpatient) alcohol and/or drug treatment?
No	238 (97.1%)
Yes	4 (1.6%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	2 (0.8%)
outpatient alcohol and/or drug treatment, such as meeting with a counselor in a clinic?
No	233 (95.1%)
Yes	8 (3.3%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
12 step or self-help meetings like AA or NA?
No	230 (93.9%)
Yes	11 (4.5%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
a methadone maintenance treatment program?
No	237 (96.7%)
Yes	2 (0.8%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	6 (2.4%)
Buprenorphine ("bupe") or Suboxone as prescribed by a health-care provider?
No	238 (97.1%)
Yes	3 (1.2%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
Narcan or Naltrexone as prescribed by a health-care provider?
No	238 (97.1%)
Yes	3 (1.2%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
syringe exchange services?
No	237 (96.7%)
Yes	5 (2.0%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	3 (1.2%)
other harm reduction services for people who use alcohol or drugs?
No	239 (97.6%)
Yes	1 (0.4%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	5 (2.0%)
Some other treatment for alcohol and/or drug issues or problems?
No	241 (98.4%)
Yes	1 (0.4%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	3 (1.2%)

Mental Health

Lifetime

	Overall (N=245)
residential (inpatient) mental health treatment?
No	208 (84.9%)
Yes	34 (13.9%)
Do not Know	2 (0.8%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
outpatient mental health treatment, such as meeting with a counselor in a clinic?
No	173 (70.6%)
Yes	69 (28.2%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	2 (0.8%)
support groups?
No	178 (72.7%)
Yes	63 (25.7%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)
medication for mental health issues or problems?
No	184 (75.1%)
Yes	59 (24.1%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
some other treatment or service for mental health issues or problems?
No	223 (91.0%)
Yes	15 (6.1%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	3 (1.2%)

Past Six Months

	Overall (N=245)
residential (inpatient) mental health treatment?
No	237 (96.7%)
Yes	4 (1.6%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	3 (1.2%)
outpatient mental health treatment, such as meeting with a counselor in a clinic?
No	206 (84.1%)
Yes	36 (14.7%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	3 (1.2%)
support groups?
No	207 (84.5%)
Yes	33 (13.5%)
Do not Know	1 (0.4%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	4 (1.6%)
medication for mental health issues or problems?
No	217 (88.6%)
Yes	26 (10.6%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	0 (0%)
Missing	2 (0.8%)
some other treatment or service for mental health issues or problems?
No	230 (93.9%)
Yes	7 (2.9%)
Do not Know	0 (0%)
Refuse to Answer	1 (0.4%)
Missing	7 (2.9%)

PHQ

Kroenke, K., Strine, T. W., Spitzer, R. L., Williams, J. B., Berry, J. T., & Mokdad, A. H. (2009). The PHQ-8 as a measure of current depression in the general population. Journal of affective disorders, 114(1-3), 163-173.

	Overall (N=245)
Little interest or pleasure in doing things.
Not at all	97 (39.6%)
Several days	81 (33.1%)
More than half the days	24 (9.8%)
Nearly every day	20 (8.2%)
Do not Know	17 (6.9%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless.
Not at all	84 (34.3%)
Several days	81 (33.1%)
More than half the days	29 (11.8%)
Nearly every day	29 (11.8%)
Do not Know	16 (6.5%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much.
Not at all	78 (31.8%)
Several days	79 (32.2%)
More than half the days	29 (11.8%)
Nearly every day	47 (19.2%)
Do not Know	7 (2.9%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Feeling tired or having little energy.
Not at all	63 (25.7%)
Several days	100 (40.8%)
More than half the days	31 (12.7%)
Nearly every day	35 (14.3%)
Do not Know	10 (4.1%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Poor appetite or overeating.
Not at all	97 (39.6%)
Several days	74 (30.2%)
More than half the days	31 (12.7%)
Nearly every day	30 (12.2%)
Do not Know	9 (3.7%)
Refuse to Answer	4 (1.6%)
Feeling bad about yourself - or that you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down.
Not at all	102 (41.6%)
Several days	66 (26.9%)
More than half the days	24 (9.8%)
Nearly every day	38 (15.5%)
Do not Know	9 (3.7%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading the newspaper or watching television.
Not at all	123 (50.2%)
Several days	49 (20.0%)
More than half the days	27 (11.0%)
Nearly every day	32 (13.1%)
Do not Know	8 (3.3%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed? Or the opposite - being so fidgety or restless that you have been moving around a lot more than half the days than usual.
Not at all	150 (61.2%)
Several days	33 (13.5%)
More than half the days	22 (9.0%)
Nearly every day	21 (8.6%)
Do not Know	12 (4.9%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)

	Overall (N=245)
PHQ8 Total Score
Mean (SD)	7.65 (6.30)
Median [Min, Max]	6.86 [0, 24.0]
Missing	13 (5.3%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.8996 0.9005 0.9008 0.5308 9.05 0.009742 1.967 0.7972 0.5394

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_phq1	0.8853	0.886	0.8823	0.5262	7.773	0.01126	0.005711	0.5361
bl_phq2	0.879	0.88	0.8751	0.5116	7.331	0.01185	0.00578	0.5251
bl_phq3	0.8895	0.8901	0.8876	0.5365	8.102	0.01082	0.006223	0.5361
bl_phq4	0.883	0.8838	0.8824	0.5208	7.608	0.01146	0.007242	0.5361
bl_phq5	0.888	0.8891	0.8873	0.5339	8.02	0.01098	0.007969	0.5599
bl_phq6	0.8845	0.8856	0.8822	0.5252	7.742	0.01132	0.007285	0.5361
bl_phq7	0.8912	0.892	0.8887	0.5413	8.261	0.01065	0.007918	0.5614
bl_phq8	0.894	0.8957	0.8894	0.5509	8.588	0.0104	0.004826	0.5599

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_phq1	222	0.772	0.7836	0.752	0.7074	1.851	0.942
bl_phq2	223	0.8336	0.8335	0.8179	0.7709	2.013	1.016
bl_phq3	233	0.7534	0.7483	0.7017	0.6598	2.193	1.111
bl_phq4	229	0.7898	0.8019	0.7697	0.7287	2.166	0.9993
bl_phq5	232	0.7664	0.757	0.7098	0.6725	1.974	1.036
bl_phq6	230	0.7854	0.787	0.7549	0.7101	1.991	1.102
bl_phq7	231	0.7368	0.7317	0.6786	0.6409	1.861	1.091
bl_phq8	226	0.699	0.6989	0.6448	0.6027	1.619	0.9962

response.freq:

	1	2	3	4	miss
bl_phq1	0.4369	0.3649	0.1081	0.09009	0.09388
bl_phq2	0.3767	0.3632	0.13	0.13	0.0898
bl_phq3	0.3348	0.3391	0.1245	0.2017	0.04898
bl_phq4	0.2751	0.4367	0.1354	0.1528	0.06531
bl_phq5	0.4181	0.319	0.1336	0.1293	0.05306
bl_phq6	0.4435	0.287	0.1043	0.1652	0.06122
bl_phq7	0.5325	0.2121	0.1169	0.1385	0.05714
bl_phq8	0.6637	0.146	0.09735	0.09292	0.07755

PTSD

Cameron, R. P., & Gusman, D. (2003). The primary care PTSD screen (PC-PTSD): development and operating characteristics. Primary care psychiatry, 9(1), 9-14.

	Overall (N=245)
Have had nightmares about it or thought about it when you did not want to?
No	134 (54.7%)
Yes	102 (41.6%)
Do not Know	4 (1.6%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Tried not to think about it or went out of your way to avoid situations that reminded you of it?
No	114 (46.5%)
Yes	118 (48.2%)
Do not Know	8 (3.3%)
Refuse to Answer	5 (2.0%)
Were constantly on guard, watchful, or easily startled?
No	131 (53.5%)
Yes	91 (37.1%)
Do not Know	16 (6.5%)
Refuse to Answer	7 (2.9%)
Felt numb or detached from others, activities, or your surroundings?
No	110 (44.9%)
Yes	114 (46.5%)
Do not Know	15 (6.1%)
Refuse to Answer	6 (2.4%)
PTSD SCORE
Mean (SD)	1.73 (1.57)
Median [Min, Max]	1.00 [0, 4.00]

Resilience

	Overall (N=251)
I am able to adapt when changes occur.
Mean (SD)	3.17 (1.03)
Median [Min, Max]	4.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	21 (8.4%)
I can deal with whatever comes my way.
Mean (SD)	3.01 (1.08)
Median [Min, Max]	3.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	11 (4.4%)
I try to see the humorous side of things when I am faced with problems.
Mean (SD)	3.08 (1.10)
Median [Min, Max]	3.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	17 (6.8%)
Having to cope with stress can make me stronger.
Mean (SD)	2.72 (1.26)
Median [Min, Max]	3.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	25 (10.0%)
I tend to bounce back after illness, injury, or other hardships.
Mean (SD)	3.16 (1.11)
Median [Min, Max]	4.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	22 (8.8%)
I believe I can achieve my goals, even if there are obstacles.
Mean (SD)	3.30 (1.00)
Median [Min, Max]	4.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	10 (4.0%)
Under pressure, I stay focused and think clearly.
Mean (SD)	2.76 (1.20)
Median [Min, Max]	3.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	19 (7.6%)
I am not easily discouraged by failure.
Mean (SD)	2.55 (1.28)
Median [Min, Max]	3.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	15 (6.0%)
I think of myself as a strong person when dealing with life's challenges and difficulties.
Mean (SD)	3.13 (1.12)
Median [Min, Max]	4.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	14 (5.6%)
I am able to handle unpleasant or painful feelings like sadness, fear, and anger.
Mean (SD)	2.84 (1.17)
Median [Min, Max]	3.00 [0, 4.00]
Missing	19 (7.6%)
Resilience Score (0-40)
Mean (SD)	29.4 (8.51)
Median [Min, Max]	31.0 [0, 40.0]
Missing	6 (2.4%)

Coefficient Alpha

total:

raw_alpha std.alpha G6(smc) average_r S/N ase mean sd median_r

0.8997 0.9017 0.9026 0.4785 9.176 0.009463 2.94 0.8507 0.4784

alpha.drop:

	raw_alpha	std.alpha	G6(smc)	average_r	S/N	alpha se	var.r	med.r
bl_resilience1	0.8908	0.8927	0.8906	0.4805	8.323	0.01036	0.004642	0.4824
bl_resilience2	0.8881	0.8901	0.889	0.4738	8.102	0.0106	0.005137	0.476
bl_resilience3	0.8888	0.8911	0.8897	0.4763	8.187	0.01055	0.005329	0.4763
bl_resilience4	0.8911	0.8932	0.8917	0.4815	8.359	0.01035	0.005677	0.4824
bl_resilience5	0.8935	0.896	0.8948	0.489	8.612	0.01011	0.004924	0.4908
bl_resilience6	0.8859	0.8873	0.8861	0.4665	7.87	0.01082	0.004603	0.4682
bl_resilience7	0.8907	0.8934	0.8917	0.4822	8.382	0.01038	0.005468	0.4881
bl_resilience8	0.8935	0.8954	0.8943	0.4874	8.556	0.01011	0.004914	0.4908
bl_resilience9	0.8841	0.8866	0.885	0.4649	7.819	0.011	0.00454	0.4669
bl_resilience10	0.8911	0.8938	0.8923	0.4832	8.416	0.01034	0.00517	0.489

item.stats:

	n	raw.r	std.r	r.cor	r.drop	mean	sd
bl_resilience1	230	0.7275	0.7189	0.683	0.6361	3.17	1.029
bl_resilience2	240	0.7644	0.7521	0.7212	0.6769	3.008	1.078
bl_resilience3	234	0.7437	0.7393	0.7053	0.6648	3.081	1.099
bl_resilience4	226	0.7244	0.7136	0.672	0.6349	2.717	1.265
bl_resilience5	229	0.6727	0.6768	0.6256	0.5895	3.162	1.114
bl_resilience6	241	0.7848	0.7878	0.7671	0.7224	3.303	1.002
bl_resilience7	232	0.7297	0.7103	0.6692	0.6358	2.763	1.199
bl_resilience8	236	0.7014	0.6849	0.6365	0.603	2.547	1.282
bl_resilience9	237	0.7953	0.7958	0.7777	0.7355	3.131	1.122
bl_resilience10	232	0.7164	0.7052	0.6632	0.6286	2.836	1.165

response.freq:

	0	1	2	3	4	miss
bl_resilience1	0.02174	0.05652	0.1565	0.2609	0.5043	0.08367
bl_resilience2	0.03333	0.0625	0.1875	0.2958	0.4208	0.04382
bl_resilience3	0.02564	0.08547	0.1538	0.2521	0.4829	0.06773
bl_resilience4	0.07965	0.0885	0.2345	0.2301	0.3673	0.0996
bl_resilience5	0.03493	0.06114	0.1572	0.2009	0.5459	0.08765
bl_resilience6	0.01245	0.07054	0.1079	0.2199	0.5892	0.03984
bl_resilience7	0.05172	0.09914	0.2543	0.2241	0.3707	0.0757
bl_resilience8	0.08898	0.1144	0.2712	0.2119	0.3136	0.05976
bl_resilience9	0.02954	0.08439	0.1392	0.2194	0.5274	0.05578
bl_resilience10	0.0431	0.09914	0.2155	0.2629	0.3793	0.0757

SU Screening

Acceptance of Screening

	Overall (N=245)
Did participant accept to provide urine sample for drug test?
No (Declined)	9 (3.7%)
Yes (Accepted)	221 (90.2%)
Missing	15 (6.1%)

Substances Detected

First Sample

	Overall (N=221)
Marijuana (THC)cut-off level: 50 ng/mL
No	96 (43.4%)
Yes	119 (53.8%)
Invalid Result	6 (2.7%)
Cocaine (COC)cut-off level: 300 ng/mL
No	211 (95.5%)
Yes	6 (2.7%)
Invalid Result	4 (1.8%)
Opiates/ Morphine (MOP or OPI300)cut-off level: 300 ng/mL
No	206 (93.2%)
Yes	11 (5.0%)
Invalid Result	4 (1.8%)
Amphetamines (AMP)cut-off level: 1000 ng/mL
No	189 (85.5%)
Yes	32 (14.5%)
Invalid Result	0 (0%)
Methamphetamines (MET)cut-off level: 1000 ng/mL
No	189 (85.5%)
Yes	32 (14.5%)
Invalid Result	0 (0%)
Phencyclidine (PCP)cut-off level: 25 ng/mL
No	220 (99.5%)
Yes	1 (0.5%)
Invalid Result	0 (0%)
Ecstasy (MDMA)cut-off level: 500 ng/mL
No	196 (88.7%)
Yes	25 (11.3%)
Invalid Result	0 (0%)
Barbiturates (BAR)cut-off level: 300 ng/mL
No	221 (100%)
Yes	0 (0%)
Invalid Result	0 (0%)
Benzodiazepines (BZO)cut-off level: 300 ng/mL
No	215 (97.3%)
Yes	1 (0.5%)
Invalid Result	4 (1.8%)
Missing	1 (0.5%)
Methadone (MTD)cut-off level: 300 ng/mL
No	220 (99.5%)
Yes	0 (0%)
Invalid Result	1 (0.5%)
Buprenorphine (BUP)cut-off level: 10 ng/mL
No	215 (97.3%)
Yes	1 (0.5%)
Invalid Result	5 (2.3%)
Oxycodone (OXY)cut-off level: 100 ng/mL
No	216 (97.7%)
Yes	0 (0%)
Invalid Result	5 (2.3%)

Second Sample

No second drug samples tested as of August 17, 2023

EMA

Timing of EMA Bursts 1-8

The earliest first burst of EMA will begin on Saturday, February 05, 2022
The earliest second burst of EMA will begin on Wednesday, April 06, 2022
The earliest third burst of EMA will begin on Sunday, June 05, 2022
The earliest fourth burst of EMA will begin on Thursday, August 04, 2022
The earliest fifth burst of EMA will begin on Monday, October 03, 2022
The earliest sixth burst of EMA will begin on Friday, December 02, 2022
The earliest seventh burst of EMA will begin on Tuesday, January 31, 2023
The earliest eighth burst of EMA will begin on Saturday, April 01, 2023

Responses To EMA Prompts

A total of n=30209 EMA prompts have been sent as of the day before this report was generated and n=16616 of those prompts received responses (55% of all prompts)

Responses Received By EMA Event

	A1 (N=7550)	A2 (N=7552)	A3 (N=7553)	A4 (N=7554)
Responded
Yes	4103 (54.3%)	4224 (55.9%)	4154 (55.0%)	4135 (54.7%)
No	3447 (45.7%)	3328 (44.1%)	3399 (45.0%)	3419 (45.3%)

Responses Received By EMA Day Within Burst

	D1 (N=4359)	D2 (N=4346)	D3 (N=4335)	D4 (N=4321)	D5 (N=4301)	D6 (N=4277)	D7 (N=4270)
Responded
Yes	2340 (53.7%)	2404 (55.3%)	2371 (54.7%)	2347 (54.3%)	2349 (54.6%)	2455 (57.4%)	2350 (55.0%)
No	2019 (46.3%)	1942 (44.7%)	1964 (45.3%)	1974 (45.7%)	1952 (45.4%)	1822 (42.6%)	1920 (45.0%)

Responses Received By Burst

	B1 (N=6179)	B2 (N=5593)	B3 (N=4393)	B4 (N=3836)	B5 (N=3345)	B6 (N=3082)	B7 (N=2272)	B8 (N=1509)
Responded
Yes	3682 (59.6%)	3130 (56.0%)	2443 (55.6%)	2043 (53.3%)	1896 (56.7%)	1550 (50.3%)	1164 (51.2%)	708 (46.9%)
No	2497 (40.4%)	2463 (44.0%)	1950 (44.4%)	1793 (46.7%)	1449 (43.3%)	1532 (49.7%)	1108 (48.8%)	801 (53.1%)

Responses To All EMA Prompts

	Overall (N=30209)
Responded
Yes	16616 (55.0%)
No	13593 (45.0%)

Item Summaries

Daily

	Overall (N=12212)
Where are you right now?
Bar or club	105 (0.9%)
Faith-based organization (for instance, church, mosque)	47 (0.4%)
Friend's home	828 (6.8%)
Health care or social service setting (for instance, doctor's office, community-based organization)	171 (1.4%)
Home	8584 (70.3%)
Other	620 (5.1%)
Romantic and/or sexual partner's home	142 (1.2%)
School	142 (1.2%)
Work	1573 (12.9%)
How HAPPY are you right now?
Mean (SD)	7.41 (2.85)
Median [Min, Max]	8.00 [0, 10.0]
How ANXIOUS or WORRIED are you right now?
Mean (SD)	2.72 (3.04)
Median [Min, Max]	2.00 [0, 10.0]
How STRESSED are you right now?
Mean (SD)	2.84 (3.15)
Median [Min, Max]	2.00 [0, 10.0]
Who are you with right now, whether in-person or virtual contact?
No one/Alone	7524 (61.6%)
Other	254 (2.1%)
With a friend or friends in-person	2075 (17.0%)
With a friend or friends virtually (e.g., playing video games, Google hangout)	328 (2.7%)
With a romantic or sexual partner in-person	841 (6.9%)
With a romantic or sexual partner virtually (e.g., playing video games, Google hangout)	84 (0.7%)
With classmates	214 (1.8%)
With family in-person	761 (6.2%)
With family virtually (e.g., playing video games, Google hangout)	131 (1.1%)
What are you doing right now?: Attending school or college
Checked	786 (6.4%)
Unchecked	11426 (93.6%)
What are you doing right now?: Smoking cigarettes or vaping
Checked	944 (7.7%)
Unchecked	11268 (92.3%)
What are you doing right now?: Drinking alcohol
Checked	330 (2.7%)
Unchecked	11882 (97.3%)
What are you doing right now?: Smoking or using marijuana
Checked	1724 (14.1%)
Unchecked	10488 (85.9%)
What are you doing right now?: Using drugs other than marijuana
Checked	99 (0.8%)
Unchecked	12113 (99.2%)
What are you doing right now?: Working in the community
Checked	1224 (10.0%)
Unchecked	10988 (90.0%)
What are you doing right now?: Engaging in the street economy or informal economy
Checked	97 (0.8%)
Unchecked	12115 (99.2%)
What are you doing right now?: On the computer or smartphone, watching TV or a movie, looking at apps, playing video games
Checked	5619 (46.0%)
Unchecked	6593 (54.0%)
What are you doing right now?: Attending medical or social service appointments
Checked	149 (1.2%)
Unchecked	12063 (98.8%)
What are you doing right now?: Reading
Checked	1570 (12.9%)
Unchecked	10642 (87.1%)
What are you doing right now?: A physical activity
Checked	995 (8.1%)
Unchecked	11217 (91.9%)
What are you doing right now?: Other
Checked	1085 (8.9%)
Unchecked	11127 (91.1%)

End of the Day

	Overall (N=4027)
Where are you right now?
Bar or club	115 (2.9%)
Faith-based organization (for instance, church, mosque, etc.)	9 (0.2%)
Friend's home	292 (7.3%)
Health care or social service setting (for instance, doctor's office, community-based organization, etc.)	12 (0.3%)
Home	3166 (78.6%)
Other	129 (3.2%)
Romantic and/or sexual partner's home	60 (1.5%)
School	20 (0.5%)
Work	224 (5.6%)
How HAPPY are you right now?
Mean (SD)	7.50 (2.86)
Median [Min, Max]	9.00 [0, 10.0]
How ANXIOUS or WORRIED are you right now?
Mean (SD)	2.61 (2.99)
Median [Min, Max]	1.00 [0, 10.0]
How STRESSED are you right now?
Mean (SD)	2.75 (3.11)
Median [Min, Max]	2.00 [0, 10.0]
How much have you experienced discrimination, or been hassled or been made to feel inferior?
Mean (SD)	1.51 (2.83)
Median [Min, Max]	0 [0, 10.0]
Did you take any HIV medication today?
No	417 (10.4%)
Yes	3610 (89.6%)
What did you do today?: Attended school or college
Checked	277 (6.9%)
Unchecked	3750 (93.1%)
What did you do today?: Smoked cigarettes or vaped
Checked	419 (10.4%)
Unchecked	3608 (89.6%)
What did you do today?: Drank alcohol
Checked	262 (6.5%)
Unchecked	3765 (93.5%)
What did you do today?: Smoked or used marijuana
Checked	909 (22.6%)
Unchecked	3118 (77.4%)
What did you do today?: Used drugs other than marijuana
Checked	68 (1.7%)
Unchecked	3959 (98.3%)
What did you do today?: Worked in the community
Checked	427 (10.6%)
Unchecked	3600 (89.4%)
What did you do today?: Engaged in the street economy or informal economy
Checked	33 (0.8%)
Unchecked	3994 (99.2%)
What did you do today?: Was on the computer or smartphone, watching TV or a movie, looking at apps, playing video games
Checked	2113 (52.5%)
Unchecked	1914 (47.5%)
What did you do today?: Attended medical or social service appointments
Checked	89 (2.2%)
Unchecked	3938 (97.8%)
What did you do today?: Reading
Checked	714 (17.7%)
Unchecked	3313 (82.3%)
What did you do today?: A physical activity
Checked	510 (12.7%)
Unchecked	3517 (87.3%)
What did you do today?: Other
Checked	281 (7.0%)
Unchecked	3746 (93.0%)

	Overall (N=4027)
How much of your HIV medication did you take today? (Version 1)
0 - None of the prescribed doses	419 (10.4%)
1	62 (1.5%)
2	5 (0.1%)
6	1 (0.0%)
10 - All of the prescribed doses	3303 (82.0%)
Missing	237 (5.9%)
How much of your HIV medication did you take today? (Version 2)
None of my doses	419 (10.4%)
Some of my doses	142 (3.5%)
Most of my doses	87 (2.2%)
All of my HIV medication doses	3303 (82.0%)
Missing	76 (1.9%)
Did you take any HIV medication today?
No	417 (10.4%)
Yes	3610 (89.6%)

What are the main reasons you did not take HIV medication today?

	Overall (N=419)
HIV medication is not prescribed for me at this time
Checked	112 (26.7%)
Unchecked	307 (73.3%)
Prescription needs to be filled
Checked	139 (33.2%)
Unchecked	280 (66.8%)
Sold HIV medications because needed cash
Checked	11 (2.6%)
Unchecked	408 (97.4%)
Did not want side effects
Checked	15 (3.6%)
Unchecked	404 (96.4%)
Taking a break from HIV medications
Checked	14 (3.3%)
Unchecked	405 (96.7%)
Do not trust HIV medications
Checked	10 (2.4%)
Unchecked	409 (97.6%)
Do not want anyone to find out I am living with HIV
Checked	3 (0.7%)
Unchecked	416 (99.3%)
My numbers have been good (viral load, T-cells)
Checked	9 (2.1%)
Unchecked	410 (97.9%)
Alcohol or drug use got in the way
Checked	14 (3.3%)
Unchecked	405 (96.7%)
Mental health got in the way
Checked	56 (13.4%)
Unchecked	363 (86.6%)
Other reasons
Checked	84 (20.0%)
Unchecked	335 (80.0%)

Follow-Up

Nine Months

Interview Completion

	Overall (N=120)
Nine-Month Interview Completed
Nine-Month Follow-Up Missed	17 (14.2%)
Yes	103 (85.8%)

n=125 pending nine-month follow-up interviews
n=17 missed nine-month follow-up interviews

Eighteen Months

Interview Completion

	Overall (N=11)
Eighteen-Month Interview Completed
Eighteen-Month Follow-Up Missed	1 (9.1%)
Yes	10 (90.9%)

n=234 pending eighteen-month follow-up interviews
n=1 missed eighteen-month follow-up interviews

Undetectable Viral Load Over Time

	Undetectable at 9 Month Follow-Up		Total
	No	Yes	Total
Undetectable at BL
No	15 (14%)	10 (9.6%)	25 (24%)
Yes	6 (5.8%)	73 (70%)	79 (76%)
Total	21 (20%)	83 (80%)	104 (100%)

Prescreening Form (n=1476)

Prescreener completed (n=265)
Refused prescreener (n=41)
Recruiter only (n=6)
Needs additional contact info (n=167)
Do not contact (n=173)

N4 Connect Summaries

Last Updated

August 17, 2023 09:42:14 AM EDT

Withdrawals

Screen 1

Gender Identity

Sexual Orientation

Race/Ethnicity

PHS Categories

Screen 2

Opt Out

Enrollment

Total

By Viral Load

Baseline Interview

Demographics (Baseline Sample)

Age, Sex at Birth, and Race/Ethnicity

PHS Categories

Gender Identity

Sexual Identity

Sexual or Gender Minority

Other Demographics

Physical and Mental Health

Diagnosis

ART

Recent

History/Current Regimen

HIV Care

Reasons for sometimes stopping or discontinuing ART

Reasons for never taking ART

Motivation

Life Outcome Expectancies

IPV

Social Support

Everyday Discrimination

HIV Stigma

Client Engagement in HIV Care

HIV Care Satisfaction

Trust in Provider

ART Outcome Expectancies

ART Self-Efficacy

ACES

Social Network Members

Participant Summaries

Network Member Summaries

STI

Lifetime

Past Year

WHO Assist

Lifetime Use

Frequency of Use in the Past Three Months

Risk Categories

Risk Scores

PrEP

Substance Use and Mental Health Treatment

Substance Use

Lifetime

Past Six Months

Mental Health

Lifetime

Past Six Months

PHQ

PTSD

Resilience

SU Screening

Acceptance of Screening

Substances Detected

First Sample

Second Sample

EMA

Timing of EMA Bursts 1-8

Responses To EMA Prompts

Responses Received By EMA Event

Responses Received By EMA Day Within Burst

Responses Received By Burst

Responses To All EMA Prompts

Item Summaries

Daily

End of the Day

What are the main reasons you did not take HIV medication today?